Luis Enrique, manager of Paris St-Germain, has voiced his dissatisfaction with the pitch conditions at the Club World Cup, where his team recently played against the Seattle Sounders. He noted that the temporary hybrid grass at Seattle's Lumen Field created an uneven playing surface, making the ball behave unpredictably. Enrique insisted that FIFA must prioritize better pitch quality for the tournament to uphold its prestige, drawing a comparison to the pristine conditions expected in other sports like the NBA. Despite these challenges, he acknowledged his team's successful adaptation to the playing conditions.
PSG manager Luis Enrique criticized the quality of the Club World Cup pitches, highlighting how it impacted gameplay during their recent match.
He emphasized that FIFA must consider the state of both match and training pitches to maintain the Club World Cup's status as a premier competition.
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