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Ansu Fati's loan season is taking a bad turn. Despite some good matches in the first months, the 21-year-old winger is losing ground and the confidence of Roberto De Zerbi. Since February, he has played less and less (9 appearances in all competitions, including 2 starts, with no goals or no assists) and has disappointed most of the time. There is no longer any doubt that Brighton will not attempt a second loan, and even less a definitive purchase offer. Fati will return to Barça this summer.
Jorge Mendes is not waiting for the transfer window to activate his networks. The agent of the Spanish international (10 caps, 2 goals) is trying to find him a way out for next season and already has some clues to believe Sport. Three Spanish teams, including Sevilla and Valencia, are interested but assure that the player's salary is too high. Clearly, Barça will have to make up the difference. La Liga is the championship favored by the player and those around him, convinced that it is the best place to allow him to rediscover his best feelings. Wolverhampton, where Mendes rains and shines, has also made an effort to attract him.
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