Enrike withdraws for personal reasons from the Spanish football's head coach | New

Madrid, June 19, LETA – AFP. Louis Enrike, for personal reasons, resigned as head coach of the Spanish football team, reports the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF).

Instead of Enrikes, his former badistant, Roberto Moreno, has taken over the team in the last three qualifying matches of the 2020 Europe Championship. Enrike has not been able to lead the game in these games due to family circumstances.

Enrike, 49, took over the Spanish sampling benches last year with a two – year contract.

Enrike began his coaching career in 2008, heading the second Barcelona team. He was then head coach in units such as AS Roma in Italy and Vigo in Celta, Spain. Later, Enrike became coach of Barcelona with three seasons in this team. He has won two Spanish league titles with the Barcelona Club and has triumphed once in the UEFA Champions League. He has also won three victories in the Spanish Cup.

Enrike has already been one of the few players to represent the two Spanish leaders of Real Madrid and Barcelona. He also played 62 games in the Spanish national team.

Meanwhile, Moreno has developed his career alongside Enrikem, as an badistant since 2008 and following his teacher.

Spain has won the European Championship qualification in the last four games and is a strong leader in the F subgroup.