Galtier's days are numbered: PSG is thinking about the future and two Spanish coaches are in its orbit.

Days for Christophe Galtier at Parc des Princes seem to be numbered. Despite having a contract as the coach of Paris Saint-Germain until June 2024, everything points to the Parisian team opting for a change next summer and two Spanish coaches have started to be strongly linked as his replacements.

After his potential move to Chelsea failed to materialize and it is not clear if it will happen next summer, Luis Enrique Martínez continues without a team, and according to the latest reports, he would be in the orbit of PSG.

According to Le Parisien, Nasser Al Khelaifi sees Luis Enrique as an ideal candidate to succeed Galtier. The Asturian coach has an ideal profile to restructure the current Parisian squad and to be competitive in the fight for the Champions League, a competition he already won in 2015 managing Barça.

Meanwhile, RMC Sport points to Xabi Alonso as a candidate. The 'tolosarra' has performed excellently this season at Bayer Leverkusen and, thanks to that, he also appears on this list to take the reins of France's most important club.

PSG takes advantage of Bayern's crisis and closes a deal

PSG is preparing for a total revolution in the upcoming transfer market, however, the managerial position is not the only thing on the sports direction's agenda in recent hours. In that sense, as at the end of each season, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the club's president, is already working on future signings, so he has secured Lucas Hernández, taking advantage of the difficult time he is going through at Bayern.

According to L'Équipe, Al-Khelaifi, together with Luis Campos (the club's sporting director), has reached an agreement with the French international to leave Bavaria and move to the French capital. The next step will be to negotiate with the 'Bavarians' (a club that is not used to selling its players) to finalize his departure and complete the operation in the month of June.

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PSG takes advantage of Bayern's crisis and closes a deal