I’m Not Here for You, Susana! – Luis Enrique Reignites Long-Standing Feud with Journalist After PSG’s Historic UCL Win

 

Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique made headlines not just for lifting his club to Champions League glory, but also for reviving a long-standing personal spat that dates back nearly a decade. Following PSG’s commanding 5–0 victory over Ionter Milan in the 2025 UEFA Champions League final in Munich, the Spanish tactician turned the spotlight onto an old rival: journalist Susana Guasch.

The moment came during a live interview on Movistar Plus, where Enrique—still basking in the euphoria of the historic triumph—was asked to reflect on the victory. Instead, he slyly took aim at Guasch: "I'm here for Monika, you know… not so much for you, not so much for you, Susana." It was a subtle, yet unmistakable jab that stirred instant recall of their infamous 2016 confrontation.

That feud began when Enrique, then manager of Barcelona, lashed out at Guasch’s line of questioning after a loss to Real Madrid. Calling her analysis “superficial” and “unfounded,” he refused to engage further, curtly stating, "You talk about what you want, and I will answer what I want." The exchange went viral, cementing their tense professional relationship.

Fast forward to 2025, and the animosity remains intact. Guasch, now an established figure in Spanish sports journalism, responded through a biting Instagram post: "I haven't seen him in nine years. I see he hasn’t forgotten my work and that he didn’t like it. But oh well, it’s all a matter of taste." She went on to reference a documentary about Enrique titled "Journalists Don’t Have a Clue," underscoring his ongoing mistrust of the media.

Despite the drama, Enrique’s achievement with PSG is undeniable. The emphatic win not only secured the club’s first-ever Champions League title but also set a new record margin for a final. Nigerian football icon Jay Jay Okocha hailed Enrique’s leadership, noting that he taught the football world a vital lesson in team cohesion and tactical discipline.

Enrique also used the occasion to pay tribute to his late daughter, Xana, wearing a custom T-shirt in her memory during the celebrations—adding an emotional layer to an otherwise fiery post-match narrative.

While the footballing world celebrates PSG’s milestone victory, Enrique’s sharp comment reminds fans and pundits alike that old grudges die hard. As he basks in success, one thing is clear: Luis Enrique may have moved clubs, won titles, and endured personal loss—but when it comes to Susana Guasch, he hasn’t forgotten a word.

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