RMC reported that Paris Saint-Germain will set up an exclusive command area for Enrique in the stands of the Park Princes.

It is reported that Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has pioneered a new way of coaching, and in the first half he will take the stadium to command. To this end, the club will set him up an exclusive command space at the Princes Park Stadium so that he can issue orders under the best conditions.

Since last Sunday's match against Lance, Enrique has begun watching and conducting the game in a quieter corner at the top of the media stands. He sat three video analysts (Vincent Brune, Quentin Billy and Antoine Gilotan) and one of his assistant coaches, Gilliam Hernandez Folgra.

Enrique wore a head-mounted microphone and conveyed the instructions directly to another assistant coach on the sidelines, Raphael Boer, who then passed the information to the players on the field. This method was used again in the Champions League match against Atlanta on Wednesday night.

Enrique himself believes in this new method and intends to persist for a long time. He explained on Wednesday: "I repeated the practice of the last game because from a high place I can get a lot of information that I can use during the break. It's important to me to get more information."

He also added: "It's very different to see the game from a sitting perspective. My midfield speech against Lens was completely different because I was in the stands high: I saw some things that need improvement and some mistakes... I've been thinking about how to improve the way we operate and always be open to anything that can improve our performance."

However, Enrique has made it clear that he won't be using this way in the away game, especially in the national derby against Marseille. He joked: "I dare not play with fire on the away game. Especially since I am not in the best condition at the moment."

It is not yet certain whether the exclusive command area of ​​the stands tailored for him can be ready and put into use before the home game against Ausselle next week.