Lionel Messi, who is currently playing for Inter de Miami, is reportedly looking to bolster his team in the MLS for the upcoming season by possibly acquiring Ansu Fati from FC Barcelona. At 21 years old, Ansu Fati has encountered difficulties at FC Barcelona, such as injuries that have impeded his progress and led to inconsistent playing time. Messi is said to believe that Fati's talent and potential make him a desirable candidate to enhance his team in the United States. This move could present a unique opportunity for Ansu Fati to rejuvenate his career, which has been hampered by injuries.

Barcelona are open to sending Ansu Fati out on loan once again during the January transfer window. The club will allow the player to leave if they sign a replacement. (Diario Sport)

Ansu Fati, once regarded as a potential successor to Lionel Messi, is now viewed as one of football's greatest disappointments. His career has been marred by injuries that have hindered his ability to perform consistently. After an unsuccessful loan spell with Brighton last season, Fati returned to Barcelona, where he was included in the plans of the new coach, Hansi Flick. However, an injury during summer preparations has restricted him to only 28 minutes of play this season. Barcelona is considering a loan move for Fati in January to help him regain confidence, though a permanent transfer is not on the table as the club still hopes for his revival. Fati's contract with Barcelona extends until 2027.

FC Barcelona is considering selling Ansu Fati in the winter transfer window due to his lack of playtime under coach Hansi Flick. After a preseason injury, Ansu has struggled for minutes, making him one of the least utilized players. The club plans to meet with his agent, Jorge Mendes, to explore a loan or sale, prioritizing his development. Several Spanish clubs are interested in him, aiming to provide an environment where he can play more frequently.

Ansu Fati had been placed in the transfer market by Barcelona in several transfer windows due to his lack of continuity with the team, mainly caused by injuries. Despite these challenges, Barcelona's coach Hansi Flick still believes in his talent and plans to use him in the season, which is packed with matches requiring rotations.

Ansu Fati might leave Barcelona to make space for Federico Chiesa. A couple of Premier League clubs are showing interest in him.

Ansu Fati might leave Barcelona to make space for Federico Chiesa. Olympique Marsiglia is one of the clubs showing interest in him.

Barcelona want a high-level backup to Robert Lewandowski, but head coach Hansi Flick is willing to give Ansu Fati a chance to prove his worth in this role. Fati spent last season on loan at Brighton & Hove Albion but will no longer be pushed towards the exit door.

FC Barcelona is seeking a solution for Ansu Fati, indicating a potential transfer or loan.

Barcelona hopes to complete the transfer of Ansu Fati as part of their strategy to reduce their wage bill and fill their coffers.

Saudi Arabia is mentioned as the only destination for a permanent transfer, but both loan and sale options are dismissed by the player.

Ansu Fati has caught the interest of Sevilla FC.

Ansu Fati, the Spanish international with 10 caps and 2 goals, has struggled with injuries and is looking to revive his career this season. FC Sevilla, where coach García Pimienta is pushing hard to sign the winger, seems to be the closest club to securing Fati's services at the moment.

Ansu Fati might be pushed out of FC Barcelona to make room for new signings and comply with La Liga's financial fair play.

Ansu Fati's future is unclear. If he does not continue beyond August 30, FC Barcelona will undertake similar steps as for Lenglet to facilitate his exit.

Barcelona has informed Ansu Fati that he must leave the club this summer because he is too expensive to keep on the bench. Barcelona is open to both selling and loaning him, provided the loaning club covers his annual salary of 14 million euros.

There is a significant interest from Séville FC in signing Ansu Fati. The player grew up in Andalusia, making this a potential homecoming.

Ansu Fati returned to FC Barcelone after a loan spell at Brighton. Despite some promising early performances, he suffered a new injury (fasciitis plantaris). The club decided he must leave due to recurring physical issues and financial reasons. He is one of the highest earners following his contract extension in 2021, and the club needs to reduce the wage bill. FC Barcelone believes they have enough offensive players.

Barcelona wants to offload Ansu Fati due to his high salary and recurring injuries. He is not part of the plans for the upcoming season under coach Flick.

Barcelona are considering selling Ansu Fati to comply with La Liga's financial rules.

Sevilla FC is intensifying efforts to sign Ansu Fati. The Spanish winger, who is on loan at Brighton, might find his future at Barcelona uncertain if Nico Williams joins the club. Despite Fati's wish to make a mark at his boyhood club, Sevilla is convinced that the former Barcelona number 10 won't be retained. Barcelona aims to avoid shouldering a significant portion of the winger's salary in the event of a loan. However, Sevilla's current offer is not very strong, and the final decision will rest with Ansu Fati if he chooses to leave.

Ansu Fati's future remains uncertain for the next season. He has joined the preseason training under Hansi Flick, but it is not clear if he will stay with Barcelona or seek another club.

Ansu Fati's future is uncertain. He rejoined pre-season training under Hansi Flick, but it is unclear if he will stay at Barcelona or seek another move.

The winger spent last season on loan with Brighton & Hove Albion and again had fitness troubles, making a total of 27 appearances in all competitions. Barca may not be able to command the stratospheric fee they might have demanded four years ago upon his emergence, but a chunky offer could be enough to persuade the club to let Fati leave.

There are considerations to loan out Ansu Fati.

Ansu Fati is a great product of La Masia. Lamine Yamal hopes that Ansu Fati remains at Barcelona as they have known each other for a long time and considers him a friend.

Jose Mourinho has personally contacted the club to inquire about the conditions for bringing Fati.

There is interest in Fati from Turkey.

Fati is mentioned in the context of transfers to several Spanish clubs.

Fati will be part of Barcelona's pre-season preparations under new coach Hansi Flick, which will be his last chance to prove his worth to the club. If Flick decides he is not needed, Barcelona will consider selling or loaning him out.

Barcelona is considering selling or loaning Ansu Fati.

Ansu Fati is currently on loan to Brighton but is not expected to stay at FC Barcelone after the summer. Brighton has decided not to keep him, and FC Barcelone is open to another loan or a permanent transfer if a satisfactory offer is made.

Ansu Fati wants to start the preseason under Flick's orders before making a decision about his future.

His high salary and mediocre performance at Brighton make it almost impossible for him to stay.

Saudi Pro League clubs could offer to take fringe players, such as Ansu Fati off their hands. However, they would still need to convince these players to make such a move.