Luis Enrique's controversial words that could annoy Mbappé and PSG fans

The UEFA Champions League returns this week as the eight best remaining teams will battle in the quarterfinals. The PSG vs FC Barcelona match is one of the most anticipated games this week. PSG's manager, Luis Enrique, is a legend of FC Barcelona, as he has played and coached for the Catalan club in the past. This time, Enrique will be the opponent for FC Barcelona, and PSG fans look forward to seeing the Spanish manager try to defeat his former club by guiding PSG to a potential Champions League semi-final. Luis Enrique has been asked a lot about the FC Barcelona game, and now, with a few days left before the first leg in Paris, Enrique has made a very poor choice of words.

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Luis Enrique has been asked about the FC Barcelona match this weekend after the Ligue 1 match against Clermont Foot. PSG drew 1-1 at home, but the team has been undefeated since last November when they lost against AC Milan in the Champions League. Enrique spoke about facing his old club, FC Barcelona, and said, "Of course, it's special for me to face Barcelona. But I really want to win titles here, to win titles in the club I am in today, which has confidence in me. I want to give joy to the supporters. Bee exchanged a little message (smiles)."

In an interview with PSG TV, Enrique spoke about the pressure the team might have against FC Barcelona. Enrique put the pressure on Barcelona in a way that might annoy Kylian Mbappé and PSG fans. Enrique said, "There is no pressure in the Champions League. On the contrary, Barcelona won five [championships], and we won zero. It is impossible for them to have more hope than us. The pressure is definitely not on us.”

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PSG Ultras leaves a message to FC Barcelona

The PSG Ultras left a message for FC Barcelona ahead of their match at the Parc des Princes. The message read, "On Wednesday, we ask to make the opponents tremble as soon as they enter the pitch... This despicable Barcelona, so often favored by referees, must feel the hostile territory. It is our duty to make our stadium a terrifying fortress for them, and with the determination of our team, that's unbreakable."