It could be difficult because Luis Enrique, like Guardiola, favors ball possession, whereas PSG focuses more on transition and quick counterattacks. This is why I'm not very excited about it. Nagelsmann or Mourinho are my top choices. Mbappé must leave for Luis Enrique to achieve anything significant because if he stays, he won't ever have full control or won't be spared from making tough choices like Erik ten Hag had to with Ronaldo at Manchester United. If we don't give him control of the locker room, it will be another failure, and no respectable coach will be interested in coaching PSG again.
PSG's playing plan is exclusively counter attacks; reviewing prior goals recorded, most were counter attacks, especially with the presence of the three essential players, Leo Messi, Neymar Jr, and Kylian Mbappe; the work is done. PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi will bring in anybody he believes is qualified to lead the Parisians at Parc des Princes. I don't think Kylian Mbappe will leave if Luis Enrique enters, even though he is an important player for the club and may have some challenges when the new manager arrives. I just hope things get better. If he is appointed manager of the Parisians, Luis Enrique will overhaul their style. Of course, there is always room for players to adjust to new situations.