Quote from: borovichok on Today at 12:43:19 PM

Xavi Hernandez have his reasons, he sent Ansu Fati on loan to another club which is outside La Liga. During his time in Barcelona, Ansu Fati is performing at a mediocre level. The blaugrana encouraging him to gather more experience in an extra competitive league like the English Premier League appears to be an excellent decision for the spaniard. I have complete faith in Roberto De Zerbi, who is currently the manager of Brighton. He's more interested in talented young players, consequently Ansu Fati will be more beneficial for him. We're looking out for a fierce structure of the seagulls this season.

I think 7 goals in 37 appearance is below mid but there are even more other players that are in Barcelona main squad with half performance of what he has done in Barcelona. He is merely 20, this is even the time he was supposed to have good PR in Barcelona but perhaps they don't have him among the future project of Barcelona. If his journey to Brighton turned out to be a successful one, I don't think Barcelona will want to have him back to the club, he will be more of good player as investment than been use for Barcelona, more clubs will come for loan offer and Barcelona will make more money as they want.

Fati wasn't bought, he was an academy player which means Barcelona labour will yield good fortune, if this project Fati turn to be a good decision for Brighton, we should expect more loan from Barcelona to other clubs to make money and more revenue.

Quote from: militiariko on Today at 02:13:53 PM

Quote from: onecall123 on Today at 02:02:28 PM

Joao Felix firmly believes that his playing style aligns with Xavi's tactics and will help revive his career. He's confident that Xavi will utilize him effectively. Barcelona could really benefit from wingers with his passing abilities. Let's hope he can demonstrate his skills and rediscover his previous potential. Here's hoping it all works out well.

I do not think Joao Felix loan deal with yield desired results; not only is the player washed up form wise; he has also lost his grits and early promise since moving to Atletico Madrid. The bigger question will be that, can he rediscover his sef? Can Xavi bring out the shining star Joao Felix?

Joao Felix last performance didn't invite deals from other clubs, Barcelona was his best choice which he voice out and Barcelona reached out to him to seal an agreement, I don't see anything wrong with such move. I think Chelsea rubbish his effort and glad he return after the loan expire, because look at Chelsea till today, they haven't recovered from their loss syndrome, only Lord knows where they will finish the season.