As Ansu Fati’s situation at Barcelona becomes increasingly precarious, speculation about his next destination intensifies. The 22-year-old winger, excluded from the last four matchday squads under coach Hansi Flick, is expected to leave before the transfer window closes. Among the rumored suitors was Serie A side Como, managed by former Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fábregas.
However, Fábregas recently dismissed the possibility of signing Fati, stating, “I asked about Ansu Fati six months ago, but now there’s nothing.” Despite initial interest during the summer window, Como no longer considers the young Spaniard a priority, especially given their current transfer strategy.
Ansu Fati’s high salary—reported to be €236,000 per week—presents a significant hurdle in securing a permanent transfer. Barcelona is reportedly willing to subsidize part of his wages to facilitate a loan move before February.
Premier League clubs West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with the winger, while reports suggest Real Betis showed interest before pivoting toward Manchester United’s Antony.
Fati spent the 2023/24 season on loan at Brighton & Hove Albion, but he struggled to make a lasting impact under Roberto De Zerbi. Now, Barcelona faces the challenge of finding a club where the once-promising star can revive his career.
Fábregas, currently focused on rebuilding Como, has indicated that the Serie A club has no plans to add forwards during this window. “There are some players who will leave, and they already know it. But we’ll also bring in others,” he explained, signaling that their transfer strategy remains focused on other areas of the squad.
While Fábregas’ Como was briefly linked to Fati, the club’s modest financial capabilities make a deal for the Barcelona winger unfeasible, particularly without significant financial support from the Catalan giants.
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