Quote from: bitLeap on Today at 01:05:01 PM

Quote from: red4slash on July 05, 2024, 09:21:26 PM

Indeed, at the beginning of Ansu's appearance he was a player who had good talent, it's just that with the history of injuries he has actually become a dilemma where the performance with the glass foot that Ansu currently has is like a difficult situation for Barcelona to keep this player and I think his chance to change clubs (Sevilla is still trying to approach) is still wide open for Ansu next season.

Moreover, now Barcelona is coached by Hansi Flick, who really doesn't like players who are easily injured. Ansu Fati will clearly be denied a return to the Barcelona squad. For now and the future, Barcelona is preparing the ideal squad under Flick guidance because the demands are quite big, especially in La Liga to improve a slightly bad season. After what Flick is aiming for, Brighton only has 2 options to bring Ansu Fati back or extend him, even if he returns Ansu Fati will definitely be used as guarding the bench by Flick and that will only make Ansu Fati lose more playing time. His history of injuries hampered his career, at his young age it was a shame that it ended badly.
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In the midst of the financial crisis suffered by Barcelona, players like Ansu Fati could be a rotation option for Hansi Flick. While playing for Brighton, Ansu Fati has started to rediscover his best playing form, Hansi Flick can polish it to be even better when he returns to the Barcelona squad next season. Injuries are the main enemy in the development of Ansu Fati career, perhaps this is also the reason why Barcelona is having difficulty cashing in on him at a high price. Sevilla and Fenerbahce were reportedly interested in recruiting Ansu Fati, but the latest news is that Barcelona chose to give him another chance by keeping him. In my opinion, Hansi Flick should give Ansu Fati decent playing minutes, maybe with a different approach to the game scheme, Ansu Fati could be the solution that Barcelona needs, not just a bench warmer.