Girona FC Promotes Sergi Puig to First Team Following Goalkeeper Roster Changes
Girona FC has officially promoted Sergi Puig from the club’s reserve side to the first-team squad, filling the vacancy left by the departure of Rubén Blanco. The 27-year-old goalkeeper, who will turn 28 in November, joins Paulo Gazzaniga and Lucas García—known as Krapyvtsov—in the senior rotation as the club prepares for its upcoming domestic and European commitments.
Career Path and Development
Puig’s promotion comes after two seasons of consistent performance under the guidance of coach Quique Álvarez with the reserve team. A product of the FC Barcelona youth academy, where he progressed through the ranks to the B team, Puig has built an extensive resume across several levels of the Spanish football pyramid. His career includes stints at L’Hospitalet (2017–2018), Conquense (2018–2019), Las Palmas Atlético (2020–2021), Sabadell (2022–2023), and Sestao (2023–2024).
The goalkeeper also gained valuable experience in the Segunda División during the 2021–2022 campaign with SD Ponferradina. This journeyman background provides Girona with an experienced depth option who is well-accustomed to the demands of professional competition.
Goalkeeper Depth and Roster Management
The decision to elevate Puig follows the departure of Rubén Blanco, whose exit necessitated a re-evaluation of the goalkeeping corps.

Looking Ahead
Puig will now integrate fully into the first-team training sessions at the club’s facilities in Girona. His transition marks a significant milestone in his career, moving from the reserve setup to the highest level of Spanish football.
Girona continues its season with an upcoming league match, where the squad will look to maintain momentum in the standings. Fans interested in tracking the team’s progress and receiving updates on roster availability can follow the club’s official website for the latest match-day squad announcements.
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