PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN boss Luis Enrique owes his stunning figure to his bizarre diet.
Enrique looks absolutely ripped despite his advanced age, that will see him turning 56 on Friday.
The Spanish tactician’s incredible fitness levels initially made headlines back in 2022 when he led Spain in the World Cup.
And the ex-Barcelona boss shared some of his secrets to his millions of fans around the world.
The PSG boss is known for cycling, working out at the gym and even running marathons while juggling his intense life at the Parc des Princes dugout and still winning trophies, such as last season’s treble.
But a lot of his conditioning goes down to his eating regimen, which sees him having a very unusual dinner each day.
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Enrique took to social media four years ago where he revealed he has a total of six eggs in the evening.
Three of them are boiled and the other half are fried, while the meal also includes green beans, carrots and sweet potato.
The ex-Roma boss then treats himself to some yoghurt for dessert while he also admitted that sometimes he washes it all down with some beer.
Enrique said: “I had six eggs for dinner, three cooked and three fried, green beans, carrots, sweet potato and a yoghurt for dessert.
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“And on the pre-drinking days we have a beer. It’s a ritual. The truth is that you can’t have better energy.”
A follower asked the then Spain manager why he consumes so many eggs.
Enrique explained: “Six eggs and more, it is one of the foods with the most nutrients.”
The Barcelona legend maintains a high level of fitness while also adhering to an elite standard of coaching.
Last season Enrique led PSG to their first ever European title, while also winning a second consecutive domestic Double.
And now the Spaniard has the chance to turn the Parisians into only the second team to ever win back-to-back Champions League trophies when they take on Arsenal in the final on May 30 in Budapest.
Enrique’s incredible work in Paris has led to interest from Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool.
However, the Gijon native looks set to sign a new contract with PSG, where his current deal runs out in 2027.
