Hansi Flick has a very German mentality and when he has something clear, he knows he will carry that idea to the end. His arrival at Barça has brought many positive things and he still wants to do so in the future.
However, he has asked for an effort to be able to plan the squad to his liking in the summer. Some changes are needed to continue competing like this and he is clear that up to 5 footballers who are currently in the first team are not included in his plans.
The portal Culémania revealed that Hansi Flick currently has marked five players in the first team squad, to the point of not counting on them.
Hansi Flick points the finger at Barça: Five marked
The first one discarded by Hansi Flick is Ansu Fati. It has been demonstrated so far this season that he doesn't count on him, nor does he intend to. Practically match after match he is being left out of the squads and he is not convinced by what he sees.
Ansu Fati has a salary of 12 million euros gross per season. Thus, Flick considers that, by leaving, he would do Barça a great favor to be able to strengthen with footballers to his liking.
In this regard, the next on the list he likes, but he can't offer him minutes: Pablo Torre. Whenever he has played, he has replied, but the reality is that in his position there is overcrowding.
Hansi Flick understands that he has been unfair to him and deserves more because he has plenty of quality. However, he believes that the best thing he could do is leave Barça. He needs minutes and he won't find them wearing the blaugrana shirt, as he is the last in line.
It is a similar case to Héctor Fort. The problem for the youth player is that he is not in his plans because ahead of him is someone much better: Jules Koundé. The Frenchman doesn't need rest, which means he is being left without minutes.
The situation is different for Iñaki Peña, a starter for much of the season, but benched since Szczęsny's debut. He is not convinced, he has a problem with him and wants him to leave.
The big surprise we have left for the end, being Ronald Araújo a professional with the doors wide open. He doesn't quite fit into his game plan and has others ahead of him.
Araújo has a clause of 65 million euros for a week and, by leaving, he would help strengthen the squad. He would free up a significant part of the salary and bringing in a lot of money entirely with his departure.