PSG Sporting Director Luís Campos Reflects on Career and Unique Experience Working with Ronaldo, Messi, Neymar, and Mbappé

Luís Campos, the sporting director of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), has revealed that the current project at the French club is likely to be the last of his professional career in football. Speaking in an interview with TF1info, Campos shared insights into his future plans and the pride he takes in his journey within the sport.

Campos, who will be 66 years old at the conclusion of his contract in 2030, explained that his decision to continue in football will depend on his health, energy, and daily motivation. He emphasized that while he currently maintains strong enthusiasm and drive, he is prepared to step away from the game when he feels he can no longer contribute effectively. "If I realize that I can no longer do it, I will be the first to say: 'I no longer have gas, it's time to put the car in the garage,'" he remarked.

As PSG’s sporting director, Campos has played a significant role in shaping the club's strategy and assembling a squad featuring some of the most celebrated footballers of this era. He expressed particular pride in having worked with an extraordinary group of players, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, and Ousmane Dembélé. Campos highlighted the uniqueness of this experience, noting that he could tell his grandson he was the only person to have worked with all these iconic figures.

Furthermore, Campos pointed to the promising young talents currently at PSG, suggesting that the club is well-positioned to continue making history in the years to come. His comments underscore the club's ongoing ambition to blend established superstars with emerging players who have the potential to become future champions.

Looking ahead, Campos’ tenure at PSG will continue through the remainder of his contract, during which the club aims to maintain its competitive edge in domestic and European competitions. The sporting director’s potential retirement will mark the end of a notable chapter for PSG’s management, with his successor facing the challenge of sustaining the club’s high standards and evolving squad dynamics. Meanwhile, PSG’s upcoming fixtures and transfer market activities will likely reflect the strategic vision Campos has helped to establish.