Barcelona forward Ansu Fati is ready for another loan spell with Monaco as negotiations are at a late stage between the Blaugrana and the Red and Whites.
The winger spent 2023-24 campaign at the English Premier League outfit Brighton and Hove Albion and struggled to find the back of the net twice in 19 appearances for the Seagulls.
What Fati’s loan move contain?
As revealed by transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, the agreement includes a €12 million purchase option and a huge sell-on clause.
Before departing on vacation, Fati has already given his approval to the plan. Both teams are working behind closed doors to settle the ultimate terms.
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Why Barca is letting Fati off their hook?
The Catalonia-based team is restructuring their team this summer. The Guinea-Bissau-born attacker’s departure would be the second significant exit, following Alex Valle’s permanent move to Como.
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Financially, the agreement provides Barca some relief. The sell-on clause guarantees the club will still profit if the French league side down the line cash in on the Spain international.
Who else is exiting Barcelona?
More departures might be in the near future. Both Pau Victor and Inaki Pena are connected with possible transfers.
Simultaneously, Clement Lenglet is said to be close to a permanent move to Atletico Madrid.
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With financial sustainability and young players driving the club’s strategy, Camp Nou’s summer reconstruction is well underway.
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