Andreas Christensen is probably experiencing the worst season of his entire career. The Danish center-back has only been able to play one match so far: 26 minutes of the league opener against Valencia.
After this, he got injured, and when he can reappear, he relapses into his problems. It has happened to him again now, having been publicly confirmed by Hansi Flick, and he might end up with zero appearances for the rest of the season.
Flick was hoping to count on Andreas Christensen in the decisive part of the season, giving rest to the starters in the defense's core. However, this, for now, won't happen, and the feelings aren't good: up to 3 more weeks of absence are expected for the Dane.
The frustration is total on the German's part, who is clear that, for next year, he doesn't plan to count on him... To the point that everyone takes his departure for granted.
Andreas Christensen won't continue at Barça
The plan with Christensen is clear: to part ways with him during the next summer. His contract ends in 2026, he arrived for free, without paying a single euro, and it's the ideal time to sell him. The problem lies in the injuries that have prevented him from playing this season.
From the initially expected 20 million, the figure may drop to half. Everything Barça obtains for Andreas Christensen will have a very positive impact on Fair Play, also freeing up his salary. He arrived for free, and selling him will be all profit.
Jonathan Tah, closer
With Andreas Christensen leaving, the next step will be for Jonathan Tah to become the first reinforcement for the 2025-26 season... arriving at zero cost after having finished his contract with Leverkusen. He has received many offers in recent weeks, including one from Bayern, but he has always been clear that his future lies at Camp Nou.
Jonathan Tah's desire is clear and leaves no room for doubt: he only wants to play at Barça. The mentioned information points out that a meeting will soon take place in the capital of Catalonia to finalize this signing. Hansi Flick had him under his command as center-back in the German national team and who, from the first moment, was clear that he wanted him back under his orders.
Deco tried to sign Jonathan Tah last summer, although it was impossible. Leverkusen completely refused his transfer, dismissing this possibility. A year later, the German will arrive at Barça and will do so at zero cost, having finished his contract with the German team.
At the moment, the duration of his contract isn't defined... although rumors point to a five-year deal for the 29-year-old defender.