All Ansu needs now is to just keep his head focused on maintaining a good fitness schedule and at the right moment am sure he would get to show us why he is likened to the next Messi with the kind of potential he has displayed already.
You shouldn't be surprised if Xavi asks for Ansu back, once he can begin to feature more in Brighton matches and find his confidence. After all, what's the point of a loan deal, if the player on loan don't return to the original club who did the loaning.
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.
Ansu Fati is unarguably going to be of great benefit to Britton because he is very young and talented,and a side the player choses to play for is one of the best sides in England.I thought Arsenal were going to sign him to be a cover for Saka at that left wing since they were following him and even made a bid for him,but they later chose to give out of favour Pepe a chance to prove himself,and besides,there is even Nelson in the team to also be a cover for Saka if he gets injured.
Xavi has so many options in his team so it was looking so likely that Ansu Fati was no longer in his plans for this season,and wasn't going to see playing time at the club,so it is the best decision of the coach to loan him out to a premier league side to get more game time.