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Naples wants to overtake PSG in the Luis Enrique file

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Luis Enrique may have left the Spanish selection by the back door with the elimination against Morocco in the round of 16 of the last World Cup, he keeps a very good rating in the minds of many leaders. Moreover, he would be on the PSG shortlist, according to information from the Parisian. Because it would seduce both Luis Campos and the decision-makers in Qatar. But if they really want the 53-year-old Spanish tactician, they’ll have to hurry.

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Another club has entered the dance, with the firm intention of closing the file very quickly. This is Napoli, freshly champion of Italy. President Aurelio de Laurentiis saw his crowned coach, Luciano Spalletti, choose the sabbatical year option. Therefore, he needs a new coach to lead his team in the Champions League next season. He quickly chose Luis Enrique, and made sure to contact him directly, while his agent Ivan de la Peña had first politely dismissed the Neapolitan proposal.

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Napoli hope to close the file this week

And it would seem, according to the Italian press, that the speech of the Neapolitan president was listened to with attention by the Spanish coach. He who had been quoted on the side of Chelsea for a time would still be hesitant, between a Premier League which makes him want, a PSG which thinks of him and therefore Napoli which is forcing. De Laurentiis reportedly assured him he would have a competitive squad, with Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia still in the squad.

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Napoli therefore hope to get a positive response from Luis Enrique already this week. Is PSG in the same timing? Not really since there is still a day of Ligue 1 to play, next weekend and Christophe Galtier is officially still in office. If he absolutely wants to make the Spaniard his next coach, the Ile-de-France club will have to frankly accelerate.

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