Pressure Mounts on PSG's Luis Enrique as Champions League Hopes Dwindle

January could determine the fate of Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique. Despite PSG's dominance in domestic competitions, the club struggles in the Champions League. Three defeats place them perilously close to elimination. Key matches against Manchester City and Stuttgart could decide Enrique's future with the Qatari-backed club.

January could be a defining month for Paris Saint-Germain's (PSG) coach, Luis Enrique, as his future at the club hangs in the balance. Although PSG remains unbeaten in domestic competitions, their Champions League journey tells a different tale.

In the new group stage format, PSG has suffered three losses, positioning them in a precarious 25th out of 36 teams. With the threat of elimination looming, PSG's upcoming games against Manchester City and Stuttgart are critical. City and Stuttgart, also desperately needing wins, add pressure to Enrique's plate, especially as PSG trails in points.

As PSG faces the possibility of exiting early, it could spell disaster for Enrique, who is the club's eighth manager since its acquisition by Qatari investors. PSG's accomplishment in France may offer little consolation if they falter in Europe's elite league.

(With inputs from agencies.)