While Barcelona gifted him away, the millions Saudi Arabia would pay for Ansu Fati

FC Barcelona is one of the European clubs that has one of the best youth teams in the world. Players with a bright future have been trained in the youth divisions of the Blaugrana team and today, examples such as Pedri or Gavi are the best known globally. However, not all of them were lucky enough to stand out in the first team and some were discarded by Xavi Hernández, their coach.

The clearest example is that of Ansu Fati, a footballer who was initially compared to Lionel Messi himself and the striker was the successor to the No. 10 shirt after the departure of the Argentine star in 2021. However, However, the Spaniard lost his way and was quickly discarded by Xavi within the first team, where injuries also played a fundamental role. For this reason, Fati went on loan to the Premier League where today he defends the colors of Brighton, a team that has suited him very well so far.

Since his arrival, Ansu has played 14 games playing in each of the competitions, whether Premier League, Europa League or EFL Cup. Although he was able to score 4 goals and provide 1 assist, right now he is injured and will be out for another two months. more off the courts. A serious problem for Barcelona, since in the middle of the year in 2024 he will have to return to Spain to be under Xavi's command again. However, in the last few hours it was announced that Saudi Arabia is very interested in signing the Spanish jewel.

How much money would they pay for Ansu Fati?

According to what the Sport media indicates, the Arabs place the signing of Ansu Fati as strategic and from the league environment of that country, they confirmed that they will come with everything next summer to take the jewel of Barcelona. The truth is that according to Transfermarkt, his market value amounts to 35 million euros, although Catalonia would only let him go for no less than 50 million, according to El Futbolero. It is still early to know Fati's decision, but his arrival in the Middle East could become a reality in 2024.