Pablo Sarabia

Pablo Sarabia is a celebrated attacking midfielder and winger who has played for top clubs across Europe and represented the Spanish national team in major international tournaments. After winning the UEFA European Under-19 Championship in 2011, Pablo Sarabia went on to establish himself as a celebrated attacking midfielder and winger, representing Spain at multiple international tournaments and excelling with top clubs across Europe. Sarabia began his professional journey in 2004, joining Real Madrid’s esteemed youth academy. He made his Segunda División B debut for Real Madrid Castilla in 2010, demonstrating his offensive prowess with 12 goals in his second season (2010-11) before making a senior team appearance for Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League, also in 2010.

Seeking more first-team opportunities, he moved to Getafe in 2011, scoring his first top-flight goal in 2013 and concluding his five seasons with a team-best seven goals in the 2015-16 campaign. His early international success continued as he won the UEFA European Under-21 Championship in 2013. Sarabia’s career trajectory saw a significant ascent when he joined Sevilla in 2016. Over three seasons, he became an integral force in their attack, achieving a career-best 12 goals and 13 assists in the 2018-19 season, contributing to Sevilla’s sixth-place finish in La Liga.

He completed his most recent move in June 2025, signing with Al-Arabi SC in the Qatar Stars League, continuing to showcase his versatile attacking talents on the global stage.