Christophe Galtier was born fifty-five years ago in Marseille but it is indeed the rival club of OM that the former footballer has been training for a few weeks. On July 5, the former OGC Nice and Losc technician was officially inducted as PSG coach in the presence of the president and CEO, Nasser al Khelaifi, at the Parc des Princes in Paris.
This Saturday August 6 is a big meeting for PSG players and their coach. They travel to Clermont-Ferrand for their first match of the new Ligue 1 season. The Parisian collected the confidences of Christophe Galtier.
During the long interview published today, the new PSG coach talks about his family life. In a relationship for many years with his wife, it is inconceivable for him not to live with her. Just as it is inconceivable for Christophe Galtier not to settle in the city he leads.
When asked if he intends to set foot in the capital, the Southerner replies: “Yes, I have found accommodation. I will be moving in with my family from September 1st. (…) I have the habit, when I arrive in a place, of asking myself and settling there as if I were going to stay there for a very long time. If I lived in a hotel, I would only feel like a transient, that’s not my thing.“If Christophe Galtier will therefore be accompanied by his wife in this new adventure, his children will not be part of it, on a daily basis, and for good reason. “My children are grown up, they work. But I will live with my wife in Paris“, specifies Christophe Galtier.
Indeed, the one who replaces Mauricio Pochettino at PSG is the father of three boys: Enzo and Jordan (assistant coach at AC Ajaccio, promoted to Ligue 1), but also John Valovic-Galtier whom he adopted a few years ago. and who is his faithful adviser. All these beautiful people will therefore have the privilege of enjoying Paris in the near future, until 2024 if all goes well. “I want to have a home, a normal family life and for my wife and my family to be able to enjoy what is surely the most beautiful city in the world.“, concludes Christophe Galtier on the subject with the Parisian.