Luis Enrique has refused to confirm if he will be Barcelona manager beyond the end of this season.

The ex-Celta Vigo boss sealed his first La Liga title in charge of the Blaugrana after they beat Atletico Madrid at the Vicente Calderon on Sunday.

Speaking afterwards, Enrique paid tribute to his team's efforts, but would not be drawn on his managerial future.

He told reporters: "The numbers are there, they are unique, 19 goals conceded. It is a more than outstanding season. I remember all of those who have formed part of the club since the start. All of them without exception.

"La Liga is the trophy of regularity. Real Madrid have been at a great level. Two finals remain for us and we have to be better than the opponent to win the titles. We can celebrate it and we will rest a few days. We will return to train on Wednesday."

When asked if he will be in charge next season, he added: "Until the end of the season, I will not utter [a thing] about my future."

Barca now face Athletic Bilbao in the Copa del Rey final and, if they win against the Basque outfit, they can secure the treble with victory in the Champions League final against Juventus.