"Barcelona's summer transfer window was not as exciting as many expected it to be, but the club did manage to solidify certain key positions for the long term by signing Roony Bardghji and Joan Garcia. The departures front, however, was more eventful with the Catalans prioritising sales and loan departures to return to the financial 1:1 rule. Four players, in that regard, left on loan. With over a quarter of the season now past us, the time is right to review the progress of players"
"It did not translate to many minutes, however, pushing the player to leave on loan and regain his prominence with regular minutes. So far at AS Monaco, Fati has been in stellar form. He did not initially earn his place in the team's dynamics and was made to work on his fitness extensively before being handed a debut. Since his first appearance, however, he has looked promising."
Barcelona made measured long-term signings but prioritised sales and loans to meet the financial 1:1 rule, sending four players out on loan. Over a quarter of the season has passed, prompting a review of loanees' progress and potential returns. Ansu Fati joined AS Monaco, underwent fitness work, and has scored six goals in eight appearances, showing renewed form despite managerial changes. Hector Fort moved to Elche, where a high defensive line under Eder Sarabia provides a similar tactical environment to Barcelona and opportunities to refine defensive skills for a possible future return.
Read at Barca Universal
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]