When Pablo Sarabia made his debut with José Mourinho in Real Madrid, he was one of the most promising talents from La Fábrica. But, like many other talented players, he had to emigrate to make a career. He didn't go too far, just south of the Spanish capital to play for Getafe, where he played for 5 seasons.

His importance in the Getafe team increased considerably, and although he couldn't prevent the team's relegation last season, it was undoubtedly his best season with 7 goals in 32 games. Obviously, he was one of the most sought-after players from the team and ended up signing for Sevilla.

It was a low-cost investment for the Andalusians and so far it's paying off wonderfully. He started with a goal in that crazy first matchday of the league against Espanyol, although his significance in Jorge Sampaoli's plans decreased during the autumn. He wasn't an undisputed starter, but he waited for his moment and knew how to take advantage of it.

He has a total of 9 goals in 30 matches, making it his best season so far as a professional. At 24 years old, he has convinced his coach and currently has a fixed spot in one of the most important teams in Spain, which is fighting for the league and the Champions League. Sarabia is becoming increasingly important at the Nervión club, with no limits set for his continued growth.