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Spain appoint ex-Barcelona manager Luis Enrique to replace Julen Lopetegui



Spain have appointed former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique as their new coach to replace Julen Lopetegui, the country's football federation (RFEF) announced on Monday.

The RFEF were looking for a new coach since sacking Lopetegui on the eve of the World Cup following the manager's decision to take over the Real Madrid job despite him having a contract with the national team.

Luis Enrique has been on a sabbatical since leaving Barcelona in May 2017 and was a reported target of Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea in April.

The RFEF's executive committee met on Monday and unanimously approved Luis Enrique's appointment just eight days after the national team, under caretaker manager Fernando Hierro, were eliminated on penalties by hosts Russia in the second round of the World Cup.

"It has been approved unanimously by the RFEF's executive committee the appointment of Luis Enrique as national team coach for the next two years," RFEF president Luis Rubiales said in a news conference at the federation's headquarters in Las Rozas, Madrid.

"There's a total agreement. He's had bigger offers but he wanted to be national team coach and I want to highlight the sacrifice he has made.

"He will be unveiled next week."

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Luis Enrique: Spain appoint ex-Barcelona coach as manager

Ex-Barcelona and Roma coach Luis Enrique has been appointed as Spain manager on a two-year contract.

The 48-year-old former Spain midfielder replaces Fernando Hierro, who stepped down as interim boss on Sunday.

Hierro - who is not returning to his role as sporting director - was placed in temporary charge of the team after Julen Lopetegui was sacked on the eve of the World Cup.

Enrique has been out of management since leaving the Nou Camp last June.

Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) president Luis Rubiales said: "The decision was unanimous. I like his commitment and he has turned down better-paid jobs in order to coach Spain.

"He's a coach who has all the requirements the federation was looking for."

He takes charge of a team that were knocked out of the World Cup at the last-16 stage on penalties by hosts Russia.

Enrique, who played for Real Madrid and Barcelona, won the La Liga, Spanish Cup and Champions League treble as Barca manager in 2015.

His first game in charge will be a Uefa Nations League game away to England at Wembley on 8 September.

The RFEF announced his appointment on Monday and also named Jose Francisco Molina, a former Spain keeper, as their sporting director.

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