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Racing Santander reveal Arsenal attempt to sign Pablo Garcia on deadline day

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Racing Santander's sporting director, Chema Aragon, has claimed that Arsenal were close to signing Pablo Garcia from Real Betis on deadline day.

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The 20-year-old footballer, Pablo García, had to go on loan to Racing Santander to relieve the salary burden of the team and thus open up space for Dani Ceballos.

·Las Condes, Chile
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Spanish attacker Pablo Garcia, who rose through the ranks of Betis' youth academy and was making his presence felt in the first team, has moved to Racing Santander on the final day of the transfer window. His sudden departure has come as a great shock to fans, especially since he had just scored his first La Liga goal against Valencia on August 25th.

In relation to Pablo García, the last addition of Racing to the signing market, Chema Aragón has explained that the former player of the Betis seemed to be headed to Arsenal and that the Racing contemplated receiving it later as ceded. However, the situation changed in the last day of the market and the club ended up closing an operation in shared property. "It seemed that it was made with the Arsenal and then we also entered as ceded and yester…

Sale of Pablo García to Racing moves Spanish marketBetis sells young Pablo García to record Ceballos inside the roof of La Liga

After 15 years Pablo García leaves his youth club Betis Sevilla. The 20-year-old changes to Racing Santander to make room for Dani Ceballos. Farewell is obviously difficult for him and his mother.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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diariodesevilla.es broke the news in Seville, Spain on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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