Luis Enrique back as Spain boss, months after daughters death

The nine-year-old died in August.

Enrique had also been absent from the Spanish camp for three months before resigning in June.

His former assistant, Robert Moreno, had taken over duties in Enrique's absence and guided Spain to Euro 2020 qualification but he will leave his role immediately to make way for the returning boss.



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'Luis Enrique had our promise that he had the doors of the national team open since the moment he left,' said Luis Rubiales, president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation.

'This is a project that started with the qualification of the Euro and will continue until the Qatar World Cup and we want to wish Luis Enrique a happy return to his job.'

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'We have to thank him'

Moreno took charge of his last match during Spain's 5-0 win against Romania Monday but there were already reports that he would be departing to make way for his Enrique.

Rubiales reiterated that the door had always been open for Enrique's return and thanked Moreno for his spell in charge.

'We were really happy with Robert's work, we've said it,' added Rubiales.

'We think he's worked really well and as such, we have to thank him for his work here. But the leader of this project, who started it and who came with his staff, was Luis Enrique.'

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Previous success

Enrique, who played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona, enjoyed huge success as head coach at Camp Nou, winning the La Liga title, domestic cup and Champions League in 2015.

His first spell in charge of the national team started in July 2018 after the team's catastrophic World Cup.

He signed a two-year deal and replaced interim boss Fernando Hierro, who took the job after Julen Lopetegui was sacked two days before the team's first game in Russia.

'This is a project that started with the qualification of the Euro and will continue until the Qatar World Cup and we want to wish Luis Enrique a happy return to his job.' 'We think he's worked really well and as such, we have to thank him for his work here. But the leader of this project, who started it and who came with his staff, was Luis Enrique.' READ: Record crowd watches Arsenal beat Tottenham in Women's Super LeagueREAD: Thierry Henry named as head coach of MLS side Montreal Impact 'We were really happy with Robert's work, we've said it,' added Rubiales. He signed a two-year deal and replaced interim boss Fernando Hierro, who took the job after Julen Lopetegui was sacked two days before the team's first game in Russia. Previous success His former assistant, Robert Moreno, had taken over duties in Enrique's absence and guided Spain to Euro 2020 qualification but he will leave his role immediately to make way for the returning boss. READ: Record crowd watches Arsenal beat Tottenham in Women's Super LeagueREAD: Thierry Henry named as head coach of MLS side Montreal Impact Rubiales reiterated that the door had always been open for Enrique's return and thanked Moreno for his spell in charge. 'We were really happy with Robert's work, we've said it,' added Rubiales. 'This is a project that started with the qualification of the Euro and will continue until the Qatar World Cup and we want to wish Luis Enrique a happy return to his job.' Enrique, who played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona, enjoyed huge success as head coach at Camp Nou, winning the La Liga title, domestic cup and Champions League in 2015. 'Luis Enrique had our promise that he had the doors of the national team open since the moment he left,' said Luis Rubiales, president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation. Enrique, who played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona, enjoyed huge success as head coach at Camp Nou, winning the La Liga title, domestic cup and Champions League in 2015. 'This is a project that started with the qualification of the Euro and will continue until the Qatar World Cup and we want to wish Luis Enrique a happy return to his job.' READ: Ronaldo scores 99th international goal as Portugal qualifies for Euro 2020 Previous success 'We have to thank him' 'This is a project that started with the qualification of the Euro and will continue until the Qatar World Cup and we want to wish Luis Enrique a happy return to his job.' His former assistant, Robert Moreno, had taken over duties in Enrique's absence and guided Spain to Euro 2020 qualification but he will leave his role immediately to make way for the returning boss. 'We think he's worked really well and as such, we have to thank him for his work here. But the leader of this project, who started it and who came with his staff, was Luis Enrique.' READ: Ronaldo scores 99th international goal as Portugal qualifies for Euro 2020

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