Since the Valencian midfielder arrived at the Parque de los Príncipes, his stay hasn’t been the most comfortable and consequently his next return to La Liga was expected, but in the last few days something has changed and all because of a detail.
In the closing days of the previous season, midfielder Carlos Soler had been slated to return to Spain, and it would be the Sevilla FC your destiny. The reasons went through the interrupted ostracism that the psg under the command of Christophe Galtier. Although he completed 1,770 minutes in 38 games, scoring 7 goals and 4 assists, he was not in the starting eleven.
Used to being the main axis of a central system, Carlos Soler was uncomfortable being on the bench, even if he was surrounded by stars. His rep gave him the option of Sevilla FC, who had already won the Europa League by that date, and the midfielder was encouraged. But in recent days things have changed and the 26-year-old footballer will remain in France.
The factor that changed Carlos Soler’s mind before signing with Sevilla FC
The negotiations between the Valencian agent and the Nervión club were going very well, since the player’s wife is originally from Andalusia and a Sivillista fan.. But the midfielder has decided to stay in the Parisian squad, and all thanks to Luis Enrique. The professional and personal relationship between the coach and the player has always been very positive.
What Soler thinks is that with the former Spanish manager in charge of PSG, his chances of appearing in the starting eleven at Parque de los Príncipes are greater. With the man from Gijón in charge of the project, there is no doubt that the Valencian midfielder will be a key piece in the central scheme. So the player has already communicated his decision to the Sevilla team.
Carlos Soler’s words on his decision to stay at PSG
In recent days, the midfielder was interviewed by the local media, and it was there that he declared he would not move from the French capital. “I want to stay in Paris, no doubt. It’s a great club, with a top team that has everything to keep growing.” But deep down, his determination was more focused on the team’s new coaching staff.
Even so, Carlos Soler gave explanations as to why perhaps the previous coach was not giving him the place he deserved. “When I arrived, the boys had already played five or six games. When you come to such a big club, it’s hard to find a place among the players in the team.” Now under Luis Enrique, the former Valencian is hoping to earn a regular place in the starting lineup.
