Hansi Flick is clear and has made the decision: He won't count on Andreas Christensen for next season. The Danish center-back, who is about to be medically cleared after spending four months on the sidelines, already knows he doesn't have his coach's trust. The German believes the position is covered and, therefore, the best option is to part ways with him by securing a good transfer in summer.
Hansi Flick's trust currently lies in three center-backs: Pau Cubarsí, Íñigo Martínez and Ronald Araújo. The latter, whose contract ends in 2026, intends to renew, and an agreement is expected to be reached in the coming months. This leaves Andreas Christensen in a difficult position, who also knows that another defender will arrive in summer: Jonathan Tah.
Everything is agreed with Jonathan Tah for next season: He will sign for five years and arrive completely free. It's a request made by Hansi Flick himself,and Laporta wanted to fulfilll it. He won't arrive until June, the time by which his contract with Bayer Leverkusen officially ends. There's no doubt, and the agreement is expected to be finalized sooner rather than later.
Hansi Flick Already Has Someone Sentenced at Barça: Andreas Christensen Has Two Offers
All of Europe is aware of Andreas Christensen's current situation: Hansi Flick doesn't want him and is willing to leave Barça. The focus is on the Premier League, where he already gained experience at Chelsea, but this wouldn't be the most interested team in acquiring him. Newcastle remains alert to what the Dane's future holds, preparing a proposal to convince him next summer.
Meanwhile, in Italy, Juventus is also after him. They are interested but don't have Newcastle's financial capacity. In any case, it's too early to talk about Andreas Christensen's departure. No negotiations are underway yet, although it's true that the defender already knows Hansi Flick has opened the doors of Barça for him.
FC Barcelona is willing to let him go as long as a good proposal comes in. Madrid-Barcelona has learned that Andreas Christensen could only leave if an offer of 20 million euros arrives. This is the price set for a player whose contract ends in 2026 and who arrived completely free: Everything earned will be positive gains.