Luis Enrique opens door to Barcelona return

Former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique refuses to rule out a return to the Camp Nou dugout.

By Ben Knapton, Senior Reporter | 27 March 2020

Former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique has not ruled out a return to the Camp Nou dugout.

Enrique, who is currently managing the Spain national team, won two La Liga titles and one Champions League with the Catalan giants between 2014 and 2017.

The Spaniard netted 109 times for Barcelona during his playing days and is refusing to rule out a return to La Blaugrana in the future.

Speaking to fans during a Q&A session, Enrique said: "I think I can coach anywhere I have been [before].

"I have left the doors open at all of them. My time at Barcelona was marvellous and I will always be grateful. I am very lucky to have been at a club for so many years that gave me everything."

Enrique resumed his role as Spain's head coach last November after stepping down in June for personal reasons.

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