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Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier sealed the departure of Pablo Sarabia, expected at Wolverhampton, at a press conference. And warned his audience about the intentions of the capital club during this winter transfer window.
Doubt is no longer allowed. Invited this Saturday before the journalists on the eve of the meeting of Paris Saint-Germain on the ground of Stade Rennais, at the conclusion of the 19th day of Ligue 1, Christophe Galtier closed the debates on the future of an undesirable. The French coach has confirmed the departure of Spanish attacking midfielder Pablo Sarabia, close to signing with Wolverhampton.
“He was not happy here”
“Things are off to a good start. Pablo is a very good player. He was not happy here. If you’re not happy, you can’t be productive. I am not a coach who wants to keep players by force to make up the number. He has this opportunity to join the Premier League. It’s not done yet, but it’s well under way. We talked about it with Luis (Campos) and the president. There is no point in keeping players who are unhappy in the squad. If he can thrive in the Premier League, let him flourish. I wish him good luck. It is not because a player leaves that the squad is reduced.
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“We will not take for the sake of taking”
Recruited by the Parisian leaders during the summer of 2019, for the sum of 18 million euros, the former member of FC Sevilla – loaned to Sporting Portugal in 2021-2022 – will have played 98 matches with the champion of France 2022 , for 22 goals. Although he has appeared 19 times since the start of the 2022-2023 season, the 30-year-old winger has only started six games for only three league starts.
Consequence of the departure of Pablo Sarabia, will Paris replace him numerically? Christophe Galtier warns. “The club is working on different tracks, but we will not take to take. I have always said that there must be room for our young people. We have good young people.”
