Zeidler, Hobby, and Sutter are rating the 22/23 season

The most exciting thing came at the end. At the press conference on the results of the season, sporting director Alan Sutter was asked how high FC St. Gallen’s chances of keeping Emanuel Latte-Lathe were. Sater’s response gives hope that Latte Latte, Bergamo’s loanee top scorer, will stay:

“He was in my office the day before the Sion game and said clearly that he wanted to stay in St. Gallen.”

According to Sutter, Atalanta Bergamo is no longer scheming with Latte Lath and wants to sell it. According to Sater, the striker’s clear declaration that he wants to stay in St Gallen is the first and best basis for being able to hold him.

There is no pointing fingers at the audience

Neither boss Matthias Hubei nor Alan Sutter were content with a sixth-place finish, which ESPN made clear on White Monday with a 4-0 win over Sion. “None of those responsible,” Sutter said. On Tuesday morning, there had already been a several-hour discussion about the course of the season. Matthias Hoppe:

“We are not a whitening society!”

However, according to St. Gallen’s chairman, there will be no public accusations of blame at St. Gallen, who has also made it clear that long-term plans with Peter Zeidler and Alan Sutter will continue.

And about the information from our newspaper that there were cracks in the relationship between Peter Zeidler and the team, Alan Sutter said: “We were one and one.” Peter Zeidler agreed and stated that with such a large team, there are always dissatisfied players.

Read the live tape of the media conference: