PSG Manager, Christophe Galtier facing 3-years Prison Sentence

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) head coach, Christophe Galtier, is currently facing the possibility of a three-year prison sentence and a €45,000 fine for alleged moral harassment and discrimination.

Galtier’s trial is scheduled to commence on December 15 later this year, bringing a serious challenge to his coaching career.

The controversy surrounding Christophe Galtier emerged from an email he reportedly sent during his tenure as the head coach of OGC Nice. The email, which has caused significant backlash, read: “You have built a team of scum. There are only blacks, and half the team goes to the mosque on Friday.”

The consequences of Galtier’s actions have swiftly caught up with him, as the 56-year-old coach and his son, John Valovic-Galtier, were taken into police custody for questioning on Friday. The investigation aims to shed light on the allegations of moral harassment and discrimination leveled against Galtier.

According to Sportskeeda, if found guilty during the trial in December, Galtier could face severe penalties. In addition to the potential three-year prison sentence, the coach may also be slapped with a substantial €45,000 fine.

These legal repercussions could have a profound impact on Galtier’s personal and professional life.

As the situation unfolds, PSG has yet to comment on the matter. However, it is rumored that the Qatari owners of the French Ligue 1 champions are likely to dismiss Christophe Galtier from his coaching position.

Reports suggest that former Barcelona and Spain manager, Luis Enrique, has been linked as a potential replacement for Galtier at PSG.

The trial’s outcome will undoubtedly shape the future of Galtier’s coaching career, with the potential consequences signaling a significant setback for the esteemed coach. As the legal proceedings loom, the football world eagerly awaits further developments on this high-profile case.