Luis Enrique Wins World’s Best Coach Award at Globe Soccer 2025
Spanish coach Luis Enrique leads PSG to historic Champions League victory and is named 2025’s Best Coach at the annual Globe Soccer Awards in Dubai.
Spanish manager Luis Enrique Martínez, head coach of Paris Saint-Germain, was awarded the Best Coach in the World 2025 at the annual Globe Soccer Awards held on Sunday in Dubai, UAE.
The award comes after a remarkable season for PSG, culminating in their first-ever UEFA Champions League title, reflecting Enrique’s exceptional leadership and tactical mastery.
The ceremony also celebrated other football stars: young PSG talent Désiré Doué received the Best Young Player award, while his teammate Vitinha was named Best Midfielder, surpassing Barcelona’s Pedri.
In the attacking category, Barcelona star Lamine Yamal secured the Best Forward award for 2025, rounding off a season filled with both individual and team achievements.
Thursday, August 27, 2026 features a packed schedule of major matches across European and Egyptian competitions, led by Barcelona vs Athletic Bilbao and Mohamed Salah’s Trabzonspor clash.
Mohamed Salah and Trabzonspor face Ferencvaros in a crucial Europa League playoff second leg, looking to overturn the first-leg defeat and secure qualification.
Alaa Mayhoub praised Moroccan striker Sofiane Benjeddida, Al Ahly’s new signing, stressing that his early touches have revealed impressive technical qualities despite needing more time to adapt.
Ayman Younes praised Chico Banza’s impressive performance during Zamalek’s victory over National Bank, while also highlighting Mehdy Suleiman’s saves and the opponent’s missed chances.
