"The La Masia forward started off slowly at his new club because it took time for him to settle into the team. The French club worked hard on his physical condition so that he could join without risking a recurrence of his injury problems. Ansu's introduction into the team under Adi Hutter was spectacular, with an exceptional level of performance. The numbers spoke for themselves: six goals in five matches, averaging one every 41 minutes."
"However, things have taken a turn for the worse for the Spaniard ever since Monaco replaced Hutter with Sebastien Pocognoli as manager. Barcelona worried Now, according to MARCA, Barcelona are concerned about Ansu Fati's new-found situation at Monaco and his reduced role under Pocognoli. Everything suggested that, given Ansu's excellent early performances, Monaco would activate the option to buy, valued at €11 million. Now the situation is at a standstill because of the few minutes he is receiving under the new coach."
"After all, since the managerial change, Ansu has not scored. In the six matches he has played under Pocognoli, he has not found the net once. This has caused him to lose prominence in the team. He has accumulated only 55 minutes in the last three matches. Given the new situation, Barcelona and Ansu will need to reassess their plans. The first step is to see what happens between now and the Christmas break."
Ansu Fati joined Monaco on loan and initially needed time to settle while the club rebuilt his fitness to avoid recurring injuries. Once integrated, he excelled under Adi Hutter, scoring six goals in five matches at an average of one every 41 minutes. A managerial change to Sebastien Pocognoli has reduced his minutes and form: he has not scored in six matches and logged only 55 minutes across the last three games. The reduced role puts Monaco's €11 million buy option in doubt, prompting Barcelona and Ansu to reassess plans ahead of the Christmas break and January window.
Read at Barca Universal
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