AS Monaco is preparing to hit a second big blow on the transfer market. While the Principality club has just concluded a contractual agreement with Paul Pogba, free since the end of its suspension, another prestige recruit is now approaching: Ansu Fati.
The 22 -year -old Spanish international, under contract with FC Barcelona until 2027, no longer entered the plans of Hansi Flick. For several weeks, its name has been circulating insistently on the side of the rock. And the file is now experiencing a decisive advance.
Until now, discussions between Barça and ASM began on the transfer formula. While Monaco wanted a loan accompanied by partial care of the salary, the Catalan club favored a dry transfer to bail out its boxes. But faced with the absence of concrete and aware offers of the delicate situation of a player in lack of playing time, the requirements of Barça have evolved.
Barça reduces its requirements for Ansu Fat
Deco, the sports director Blaugrana, was open to a temporary departure, recognizing that Ansu Fati, despite his young age, had to relaunch his career elsewhere. According to Foot Mercatothe discussions between the two clubs have resumed better bases, and an agreement around a loan, with shared wage care, is now on track.
The player, for his part, has already given its green light to reach Monaco. Optimism reigns within the Monegasque club, which hopes to finalize the operation in the coming days. This possible arrival of Ansu Fat would be a continuation of an ambitious transfer window for ASM, third in Ligue 1 and qualified for the Champions League. With Paul Pogba about to sign a two -year contract, Monaco clearly displays his desire to attract high -level players, capable of providing experience and talent to an already competitive workforce.
To summarize
After having found an agreement with Paul Pogba, AS Monaco is very close to recruiting Ansu Fati. FC Barcelona, now open to a loan, facilitates the operation. The young Spanish international has agreed, and Monaco hopes to finalize this new big blow in the coming days.
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