Quote from: tusandii on July 07, 2024, 09:03:16 AM

Quote from: bitLeap on July 06, 2024, 01:05:01 PM

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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Hansi Flick doesn't want to take the risk of using a player who is at risk of injury even though Ansu Fati is still young but there are several reasons why Hansi Flick doesn't want to use this player, one of which is the frequent injury factor and the second is Ansu Fati playing style does not fit into Flick's coaching system, it is clear that if he returns to Barcelona he will probably just sit on the bench.
Hansi Flick wants to build a strong squad and will most likely soon sell these players to several clubs who are still interested so that Hansi Flick can use the money as capital to buy players who are more needed.

Even though his career journey has not gone smoothly, luckily he was still young so several clubs are still interested in recruiting this player. I think he still has hope of continuing to improve his careerthe most important thing is that he must maintain his condition fit so that it doesn't become an obstacle to his career.

Actually in this case Ansu's situation with Pedri or Gavi I think is quite different even though for now all three have a long history of injuries but when compared to Pedri and Gavi, currently Ansu is much more difficult because he is quite vulnerable to injury which I don't think it's a problem for them to give Ansu to be at another club.

When he was at Barcelona and on loan at Brighton, he always had a long injury history and it was not uncommon for him to be sidelined for several months which made his performance drop dramatically and it was difficult to get the main position in the competition at Barcelona. Although it cannot be denied that for before especially when he first appeared Ansu really had good potential but for now it looks like he will be difficult to rise.

In addition, looking at his current contract he also actually runs out this year so letting him go is a decision that is quite right for Flick especially now that Sevilla has tried to approach Ansu.