The former Roma and Barcelona boss is demanding a lot from his Spain National team players, but he has made a great impression on them already.
With the likes of David de Gea, Sergio Ramos, Gerard Pique, Sergio Busquets and Isco present, he has a strong group to work with, but the 48-year-old has made clear that their time with the national team will be more intense than they are used to.
"I like him as a coach so far,” Alvaro Morata told reporters. “We have had two training sessions, he asks for a lot of intensity, a lot of concentration. He seems to me a very sincere person who wants to win."
He has brought an end to their free afternoons, banned them from using mobile phones during meals and has even cut down on the team stopping in Madrid for a while as they travel between host cities. Promising to run the training camps like a club, it seems serious hard work and professionalism have become the theme under Luis Enrique.