Guille Fernández, at just 17 years old, is at a decisive moment in his career. Joining the first team's dynamic with Hansi Flick isn't easy.
The competition in his position, the midfield, is fierce; players like Pedri, Gavi, or De Jong lead the team. Fermín, Bernal, Casadó, and Dani Olmo are also part of the squad. With so many established talents, Guille's minutes are limited.
His versatility, being able to perform both near the opponent's box and in defensive duties, makes him a promising piece. However, that same tactical richness makes it difficult for him to stand out immediately in a team full of young and established stars.

Rumors from Germany
The interest in Guille isn't limited to Spain; across Europe, several clubs are closely following his progress. Among them, Borussia Dortmund has taken concrete steps. In early August, German media already pointed out that the German club was keeping an eye on Barça's young prospect.
Recently, journalist Gianluigi Longari has confirmed that Dortmund has contacted Barça to learn about Guille's contractual situation. The intention is to assess how a deal that benefits both parties could be carried out.
A loan with clear conditions
Barça doesn't want to lose a player with so much potential; with a contract until 2027, Guille has the club's support. His agent, Jorge Mendes, is aware of all the negotiations.
Barça's strategy, as expected, would be to allow a loan without a purchase option. This would ensure that the young player remains linked to the club while gaining experience in another competitive environment.
The idea would be to prevent Guille from getting stuck at Barça Atlètic, a team that plays in Segunda RFEF. For a talent like him, competing at a higher level is essential. His performances with the reserve team, with 7 goals in 32 matches at 16 years old, prove that he's ready for greater challenges.
Flick's challenge
Hansi Flick now faces a complicated decision. Keeping Guille in the first team's dynamic means finding him minutes in a midfield crowded with stars. On the other hand, allowing a controlled loan could favor his development without losing sight of him.
Guille Fernández's future depends on a delicate balance between patience and projection. The management of his talent will be key so that, beyond rumors and contacts with foreign clubs, he can establish himself as an important piece for Barça in the coming years.