According to a report by 'RMC Sport', this step comes after Enrique's experience in the recent match against Lens, where he sat in the stands during the first half due to undergoing surgery on his collarbone, equipped with a brace and a headset to transmit his instructions to his assistant, Ravel Paul, who was on the sidelines. Sitting next to him were the club's three video analysts, Vincent Brunet, Quentin Pilly, and Antona Gilotan, along with one of his assistants, Guillem Hernandez Folguera.

Enrique confirmed that this method allows him to gather more information during the match and analyze the team's performance accurately, which contributes to improving the instructions during halftime. The Spanish coach stated: 'Getting more information is important for me, and the players are used to it. What Ravel will say to the players depends on what I saw from the stands.'

Enrique clarified that he would not rely on this method in away games, such as the upcoming match against Marseille in the clásico, to ensure his physical safety, but he intends to use it in the near future inside Parc des Princes.