Veteran Italian goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu has found a new calling in French football. The latest information suggests that Sirigu has signed a one-year contract with OGC Nice. This news marks the 36-year-old goalkeeper’s return to Ligue 1 after previously playing for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).
Salvatore Sirigu’s career was full of success and experiences in various European leagues. The goalkeeper has been without a team since July 1 after his contract with Fiorentina in the Italian Serie A expired. During his time without a team, Sirigu received several offers from various clubs, but he ultimately decided to try his luck again in France, as the renowned media L’Equipe reported.
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Sirigu’s return to Ligue 1 is an exciting development for football fans in France. The Italian goalkeeper is known for his goal-scoring abilities and experience in European competitions, which could be of great use to Nice this season. It is not the first time that Sirigu has defended the colors of a French team, as he previously belonged to PSG and left an indelible impression on the Paris fans there. During his time at PSG, Sirigu won several league titles and domestic cups and represented the club in the UEFA Champions League.