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Left to be a crack with FC Barcelona, Ansu Fati today seems unwanted within the Catalan squad, the fault of numerous injuries. Loaned to Brighton last season, the 22-year-old returned to his training club this summer and is struggling to find a place in Hansi Flick’s eleven. His playing time is starving: only one appearance in La Liga, three in the Champions League. Faced with this situation, Barça could well sell their player.
And according to the Correo de Andalucíait is at Betis Seville that the future of Ansu Fati could be written. The media mentions a six-month loan with the Andalusian club, during which the Blaugrana would cover a large part of the striker’s salary. The objective being that it regains value on the market. The operation seems all the more credible as the Barcelonans have already done business with the Sevillians last summer as part of the loan from Vitor Roque.
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