Ansu Fati's situation at FC Barcelona has reached a critical point. The forward, who seemed to be one of the great talents of the club, can't find a place in coach Hansi Flick's scheme. Despite his contract being enforceable until 2027, Flick's decisions have sidelined Fati and his future at Barça seems increasingly uncertain.
Ansu Fati's Situation at Barça
Ansu Fati joined Barcelona's first team at just 16 years old, dazzling with his talent and speed. However, in recent times he's been a player with an sporadic presence.
In the current season, coach Hansi Flick has chosen to leave him out even when the team suffered several significant absences. This has caused discomfort for the player and his representatives, who feel that his time at Barça might be coming to an end.
With the opening of the winter market, speculations about his future are intensifying. Fati, in search of playing time and regaining his best form, is considering several options. Although he has a long contract with Barça, the lack of prominence has pushed him toward an exit.
Sevilla FC's Offer
Sevilla FC has positioned itself as one of the most attractive options for Ansu Fati. The Andalusian club has shown interest since last season and now, with the loan option, negotiations have advanced. Barcelona is willing to facilitate Fati's departure, without putting up too many obstacles. It is known that the player has no space in the current team.
What has surprised many is Ansu's decision to reject an offer from Real Betis, Sevilla's eternal rival. This gesture has made it clear that his preference is to join the Nervionese project. The Sevillistas celebrate this decision, considering that Ansu Fati could be a key piece to relaunch his career.
Joan Laporta's Anger
Ansu Fati's decision to go to Sevilla instead of Betis has angered Barça's president. Laporta, a defender of the club project and young talents from the academy, doesn't look favorably on Fati leaving for a direct rival.
Laporta's anger is based on several factors. The president expected Fati to find his place at Barça or, at least, at a top-level club that would restore his confidence. Additionally, Barça and Sevilla don't have a good relationship due to the Negreira case.