In a stunning turn of events that’s sending shockwaves through the football world, Pardes de San Diego’s star goalkeeper Pablo Sisniega has reportedly turned down a jaw-dropping $21.3 million offer from John Seidler and his team.
Sources close to the negotiation say the offer came earlier today and included not just a massive salary bump, but also significant performance bonuses and an executive role post-retirement — making it one of the most lucrative contracts ever extended to a goalkeeper in the league’s history.
Yet, Sisniega has chosen loyalty over luxury.
“My mission here isn’t finished,” Sisniega said in a brief but powerful statement released by the club. “I believe in this team, this city, and what we’re building at Pardes. Money doesn’t define purpose.”
The 30-year-old shot-stopper has been instrumental in Pardes de San Diego’s rise this season, with a league-leading save percentage and five consecutive clean sheets. His decision to stay is being celebrated by fans and teammates alike.
Club manager Diego Mendéz praised the move, saying, “This is more than just a contract decision — it’s a message. Pablo is the heart of our defense and the soul of this team.”
