US EditionPSG Confirm Luis Enrique Will Undergo Surgery After Cycling Accident as Club Share Official Update
Luis Enrique, PSG head coach, will undergo surgery for a fractured collarbone sustained in a cycling accident; recovery could take six to eight weeks, PSG confirmed.
- On Friday, Paris Saint-Germain announced Luis Enrique will undergo surgery after being rushed to hospital and treated by emergency services for a cycling accident.
- Luis Enrique, a keen cyclist, was out on his bike Friday when the accident occurred, but it remains unclear whether a vehicle was involved or he fell alone.
- Medical teams found a fractured collarbone, and treatment typically involves inserting a small plate and screws with immobilization; experts estimate six to eight weeks before resuming normal activity.
- PSG are scheduled to play Lens on September 14, followed by their Champions League opener against Atalanta three days later, but the club has not specified Enrique's sidelining duration.
- Given Luis Enrique's recent success, PSG started 2025/26 with three straight wins, including a 6-3 victory over Toulouse on August 30, after he led them to a 5-0 Champions League win over Inter Milan.
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He can't even hold training sessions, the CL-winning coach is scheduled to undergo surgery.
The professional of the Paris football club at 55 years of age suffered an accident and needed to be hospitalized. It has not yet been advanced as long as Luis Enrique is going to be absent.
Paris Saint-Germain football club head coach Luis Enrique broke his collarbone in a bicycle crash on Friday and will have to undergo surgery.
The Spanish coach has suffered a fracture in his collarbone and will have to undergo surgery.
Enrique has also managed Roma, Celta Vigo and Barcelona in his coaching career so far.
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PSG coach Luis Enrique breaks collarbone in cycling accident
PARIS (AP) — Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique broke his collarbone in a cycling accident and was set to undergo surgery, the French champions said late Friday.
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