Luis Enrique became only the fifth coach to win the European Cup/UEFA Champions League three times after PSG’s penalty shoot-out victory over Arsenal.

While 21 coaches have lifted the European Cup/Champions League trophy more than once, only five have won it at least three times. The Asturian joins an elite group comprising Pep Guardiola, Bob Paisley, Zinedine Zidane and Carlo Ancelotti, whose record five titles with AC Milan and Real Madrid remain unmatched.

Enrique added the 2026 crown to the title he guided PSG to 12 months earlier -- the club’s first -- and the one he won with Barcelona in 2015.

He is also one of only seven coaches to win the competition with multiple clubs, alongside Ernst Happel, Jupp Heynckes, Ottmar Hitzfeld, Jose Mourinho, Ancelotti and Guardiola.

Luis Enrique’s flawless record in Champions League finals remains intact. He’s now won all three finals he’s managed in the competition, having guided Barcelona to glory in 2015 before leading PSG to successive titles.

Among managers to take charge of at least 50 Champions League matches, Enrique’s 63.2% win ratio stands way out on top.

Luis Enrique – 63.3% (50 wins/79 games)

Pep Guardiola – 61.3% (117/191)

Louis van Gaal – 60.0% (57/95)

Thomas Tuchel – 59.7% (40/67)

Zinedine Zidane – 58.5% (31/53)