Spanish manager Luis Enrique, 52, shows off muscular body on Instagram

Muy caliente! Spanish manager Luis Enrique, 52, shows off physique as fans are left swooning over his muscular body

  • Luis Enrique is in charge of his second major tournament after losing in the Euros
  • Before Spain the 52-year-old coached Barcelona, Celta, Rome and Barcelona B 
  • Since retiring from playing 18 years ago he has remained in impeccable shape

While many football fans may be fawning over talented and handsome players battling it out in the World Cup, there is a different hunk in Qatar who has caught the eye of some delighted viewers.

Spanish head coach Luis Enrique, from Gijon, Spain, posed for the cameras just hours before his side thrashed Costa Rica 7-0 in one of the most dominant World Cup displays of modern times.

The 52-year-old whipped off his shirt and rolled up his shorts in the warm Qatar heat, and could be seen giving a thumbs up to the camera as he walked through the training ground.

He went on to share the snap on his Instagram, writing: ‘Day 10. – It’s show time!’

Spanish head coach Luis Enrique, from Gijon, Spain, posed for the cameras just hours before his side thrashed Costa Rica 7-0 in one of the most dominant World Cup displays of modern times 

Fans quickly went wild over the snap, with one commenting: ‘If Luis Enrique has 1,000,000 fans, I’m one of them. 

‘If Luis Enrique has 10,000 fans, I’m one of them. If Luis Enrique has 1 fan, I am that fan. If Luis Enrique doesn’t have a fan, I’ll be dead.

Meanwhile another wrote: ‘I would give my life for you.’

While a fourth person simple shared a number of love hearts alongside the words: ‘Our father’.

The 52-year-old from Gijon, Spain, is in charge of his second major tournament after taking his country to the semi-finals in Euro 2020 before losing to Italy on penalties

Prior to his time as national team coach he managed Barcelona between 2014-2017 before he was in charge of Celta, Roma and Barcelona B

The Spaniard is in charge of his second major international tournament after taking the national side to the semi-finals in Euro 2020 before losing to Italy on penalties. 

Before his time as Spain gaffer he had previously coached Barcelona, Celta, Roma and Barcelona B. 

His most successful time as manager came at Barcelona, where he won the Champions League and two La Liga trophies. 

When he was a player he played for both Barcelona between 1996-2004 and Real Madrid from 1991-1996.  

But since his time as a player he has remained in impeccable shape, which he demonstrated while he was topless on his Instagram feed. 

Fans on Instagram were quick to praise the manager, with many saying they had ‘fallen in love’ with the footballer 

However his life hasn’t been without tragedy. In August 2019, he announced the death of his nine-year-old daughter after five-month battle with cancer. 

‘Our daughter Xana has passed away this afternoon at the age of nine, after fighting for five intense months against osteosarcoma,’ the former Barcelona manager’s message on social media in August 2019 read.

‘We will miss you very much, but we will [be reminded of] you every day of our lives in the hope that in the future we will meet again. 

‘You will be the star that guides our family. We appreciate the discretion and understanding.’ 

When he was a player he played for both Barcelona between 1996-2004 and Real Madrid from 1991-1996 (pictured in 2003) 

The news comes after Enrique’s side put one of the most dominant displays of the World Cup in modern times to show off their credentials to win the tournament in Qatar. 

In a devastating display they thrashed Costa Rica 7-0 in their opening game, with goals from Olmo, Asensio, F Torres (x2), Gavi, Soler and Morata. 

Spain are the third joint favourites to win the competition outright – tied with England at 7/1.  

Their next game is against Germany on Sunday, who lost their opening game in a shock 2-1 defeat to Japan. 


Since his playing days the Spaniard remains in impeccable shape – and has won himself legions of fans 

Spain are the third joint favourites to win the competition outright – tied with England at 7/1 (pictured, the manager yesterday)  

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