Before that for the 2021/22 season Galtier was the manager of Nice, where he managed a record of 23-12-8, finishing fifth and eventually being replaced by Lucien Favre. It all seemed so normal, a manager leaving one club to manage PSG, but it wasn’t.

According to L’Equipe, details of the police interviews conducted on the players who were a part of the Nice squad during that time reveal some damning statements made by their manager as trail is set to begin in December.

Christophe Galtier’s alleged racist remarks at Nice

The discrimination and mental harassment trial is set to take place in 10 days, and some of the statements that have been reportedly made by Christophe Galtier may ensure that he never works in football again.

According to the report, Galtier told the club president that “I don’t want any more Blacks or Arabs in our team”. During a match with St Étienne, he called two black players “King Kong”.

Maybe the most damning claim of Galtier’s reign as Nice manager was that he tried to convince Muslim players to not fast during Ramadan, and was quoted as saying that he did not want “another Muslim player… We have enough of them”, it is also reported that Galtier said “the worst are the Algerians” in regard to foreign players on the squad.

Galtier is also accused of forcing the club to sell at least three Muslim players, the 57-year-old manager has emphatically denied all the allegations made against him, he has stated that he never used discriminatory language towards his players and that the accusations are “a vendetta”.

Galtier stated that he was “stunned” by the accusations and he and his son would take legal action against the charges.

According to RMC Sport and ESPN a leaked email was published where the former Nice director of football Julien Fournier told the owners of the club that Galtier had told him the squad was made up of too many Black and Muslim players.

Christophe Galtier on the hot heat at PSG

The timing of the allegations could not be worse for the manager who is virtually one foot out the door at PSG according to reports. Christophe Galtier may have won the Ligue 1 title but yet was another manager in a long list of former managers who was not able to win the UEFA Champions League.

To make matters worse the manager was not able to maximize the potential of Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappé. Since then, it would seem that Kylian Mbappé and Neymar have committed their future at PSG at least until next season, but Lionel Messi is all but confirmed to move to Inter Miami of MLS.

If the Argentine star hadn’t scored that winner, things would be even worse at the Parc des Princes. PSG came from a string of bad results, including a home defeat to Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, and the mood at the club is far from great.

Their last game showed that something’s cleary wrong inside the building, since technical director Luis Campos left his seat to show up on the sidelines, next to the home bench. Christophe Galtier, however, later downplayed the situation.

Christophe Galtier downplays Luis Campos’ behavior in PSG’s win over Lille

“I’m in front of him, so I can’t see behind. Of course there are images that circulate. Luis is a passionate, competitive man, a great desire to succeed collectively,” Galtier said, via Get French Football News.

“Luis is part of the technical and sporting team, and I have no problem with that because there is no intervention on a technical or tactical level. There is passion,” the Paris Saint-Germain coach added.

It was a nerve-racking game for PSG on Sunday. Though Kylian Mbappe and Neymar put the hosts in front early in the game, the visitors eventually bounced back. At some point, PSG were trailing2-3.

That’s when Campos lost it, leaving his box to get closer to the action. Many felt it was a clear sign of disrespect to Galtier’s authority, but the coach didn’t make a big thing out of it. Only time will tell whether this was just an isolated episode or a sign that something is broken inside PSG.

The World Cup was originally scheduled to take place in June and July but was pushed back because of the extreme heat in the host country of Qatar. As much as the players will benefit from the new schedule, it has been a hurdle for a few teams.

Because the tournament is being held in the midst of the European club season instead of the usual offseason, any players who sustain injuries in the weeks preceding the event may not be able to participate.This year’s World Cup kicks underway on Sunday, November 20, leaving players with just a week between the end of club play and the beginning of the competition.

The reason why Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappe started for PSG vs Auxerre

On Sunday, Paris Saint-Germainfeatured in their last Ligue 1 game before Qatar 2022. Before the clash, their managerChristopheGaltier hadadmitted that a number of his players are concerned about getting hurt and missing the tournament in Qatar, but added that he didn’t plan on resting any of the stars.

“I’m not going to spare anyone against Auxerre. I have everyone available… No player has come to me to say they don’t want to play or that they fear this last game before the World Cup”,Galtiersaidat the pre-match press conference.

12 PSG players will be leaving for the World Cup, but none of them wereruled out for Sunday’s league game against Auxerre.Thestarting lineup even comprisedLionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, andNeymar before leaving for Qatar.

Eventually, the French championscruised to a comfortable victory, with Kylian Mbappe, the star player for France, scoring the game’s first goal.A combined 5-0 triumph was achieved thanks to goals from Carlos Soler, Achraf Hakimi, Renato Sanches, and HugoEkitike.

Both Lionel Messi and Neymar were taken off as subs around the 75-minute mark. According to Roy Nemer of Mundo Albiceleste, the Argentine will arrive in the United Arab Emirates on Monday morning to join the rest of his national squad.