Luis Enrique
Football Manager and former Player
Born
May 8th, 1970
54 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Spain
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A former professional football player and manager, focused primarily on the role of midfielder. Played for several top clubs, including Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, and represented the Spain national team, earning over 60 caps. Transitioned to a managerial career, leading FC Barcelona to significant success, including a treble in 2015. Managed the national team, guiding them in prestigious tournaments.
Played for FC Barcelona and Real Madrid
Managed FC Barcelona to a treble in 2015
Guided Spain in major international tournaments
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