Galtier wants to forget PSG, the Italian press restores the truth

After an extremely complicated season both on a sporting and personal level, Christophe Galtier will leave Paris Saint-Germain. According to our information Luis Campos wanted to continue with him, but the pressure from Qatar became such that a separation quickly seemed inevitable. This decision has not yet been formalized, but speculation is already swirling about Galtier’s next club…

The step was perhaps too high. In success at Saint Etienne or even at LOSC, last season Christophe Galtier decided to take the bet PSG, arguably the biggest challenge of his career. In the end, nothing went as planned and we revealed to you on le10sport.com that louis fields decided to part with it.

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Galtier is already popular on the market

After the Parisian failure, Galtier could quickly find a club and more and more sources speak of an interest… from theABOUT ! According to information from RMC Sportthe coach of PSG would be a profile much appreciated by Pablo Longoria, who must very quickly find a successor to Igor Tudor. However, this is not the only track, since the name of Galtier has also been linked to Napoli recently, where the president Aurelio De Laurentiis is looking for a new coach following the surprising departure of Luciano Spalletti.

No recent meeting with Napoli, but…

This Friday, The Corriere dello Sport ensures that there would have been no contact between Galtier and the Napoli recently. The last meeting would probably date back to two years ago, when the French technician had a long discussion with Of Lawrence of his vision of football. Thus, two arguments could tip the balance in his favor! The first would be 4-3-3, a system that we want to install permanently in Napoli and which would correspond with the style of Christophe Galtier. The second and more important is that he would have a good command of Italian, the language he had begun to learn during his time at Monza from 1997 to 1998.