Months go by and Ansu Fati's future hasn't changed; on the contrary, at Barça they are increasingly determined that he must leave the team. The culé striker knows the stance of the sports management and the technical staff no matter how much he tries to reverse his situation. In fact, in recent weeks it has become clear that the technical staff no longer considers Ansu Fati under the premise that he must find a way out soon.
It is no surprise that Hansi Flick has left the young forward out of the list in important competitions, such as the Spanish Super Cup or the Copa del Rey. In that sense, Ansu is no longer in the plans and, although he has a contract with Barça until 2027, a solution that benefits all parties is already being sought. In fact, the club's higher-ups hope to find him a destination for the remainder of the season or, if possible, a permanent transfer.
Interested Teams
At Barça they know perfectly well that if there are no departures before the end of January, the culé team can't be reinforced. Market opportunities like Marcus Rashford's situation are waiting for the club to finalize key departures. Ansu Fati's situation, evidently, is one of these operations that must be defined sooner rather than later.
At Barça they have already loaned Ansu Fati so he can regain his best form, and now they are once again considering this option as the only viable solution for his immediate departure. Considering his modest experience at Brighton last season, several Premier League teams have once again set their sights on the young culé forward. Deco has accepted the proposals in order to bring this story to a close.
Ansu is Considering It
According to the latest information circulating around Barça, both West Ham and Tottenham want to sign Ansu Fati. Both clubs have different needs, but they don't want to miss this market opportunity without trying to take advantage of it. In that sense, Ansu already has a couple of offers in the league that gave him the chance to rediscover his best version.
Besides these offers in England, the Turkish club Besiktas has also shown interest. However, the Turkish team's sporting proposal is less attractive than the other two options for Ansu Fati. The young forward has until the market closes to decide his destination, but everything points to the Premier League possibly welcoming him back with open arms.