In the recent episode of his documentary “No tenéis ni * idea,” Luis Enrique has unveiled the most human and sensitive side of the renowned coach, bringing a touching reflection that has struck a chord with many in the football world. In an emotionally charged chapter, the Spanish coach addresses the painful subject of the loss of his daughter Xana, who passed away at the age of nine.

Produced by Movistar, the documentary, which had already captivated audiences with insights into his professional life, takes a profound turn to focus on the most challenging experience of his life: the death of his youngest daughter due to osteosarcoma. Luis Enrique shared how he and his family have coped with Xana's physical absence, keeping her memory alive through recollections and conversations.

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"I consider myself fortunate, very fortunate," expressed Luis Enrique as he remembered the moments lived with Xana. His words reflect an admirable resilience, as despite the pain, the former FC Barcelona coach and current PSG manager maintains a positive and spiritual view of her presence. "Xana is alive in the spiritual realm because every day we talk about her, we laugh and remember," he commented.

The documentary's focus on this challenging personal stage has shown how Luis Enrique has faced adversity with dignity, keeping his daughter ever-present in his heart. The images of Xana enrich the narrative, showing how her joy still resonates in the life of her father and family, a presence that continues to inspire those who have followed the coach's career.

Xana's passing in August 2019 was a severe blow that led Luis Enrique to step away from his role with the Spanish national team. This moment of his life, faithfully depicted in the documentary, provides an intimate look at how the coach has tried to find solace and meaning after such a significant loss.

Luis Enrique has also shared his tribute to Xana on special occasions such as what would have been her 13th birthday during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. With a heartfelt message on social media, he reaffirmed that the love for his daughter remains an essential part of his life. This ability to transform pain into a love-filled homage has deeply moved the global football community.