Luis Enrique is about to depart his put up as Spain supervisor after the facet’s last-16 go out to Morocco. The Spanish FA (RFEF) issued a observation on Thursday thanking Luis Enrique for his carrier and expressing his need to begin “a new project” for the nationwide workforce.
That seems to signify Enrique’s contract, which is because of expire on the finish of this 12 months, might not be renewed.
“The sporting management of the RFEF has handed to the president a report in which it is determined a new project should start for the Spain national team, with the aim of continuing with the growth achieved in recent years thanks to the work of Luis Enrique and his coaches.
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“Both the president, Luis Rubiales, and the sports director, Jose Francisco Molina, have transmitted the decision to the coach. The RFEF energetically wishes Luis Enrique and his team the best of luck in their future professional projects.”
Luis Enrique first changed into the Spain supervisor after the workforce’s go out from the 2018 World Cup in Russia and led the workforce to the Euro 2020 semi-finals.
