Earlier this summer, it was announced that Ansu Fati will join AS Monaco (Barcelona)to begin a new chapter in his career.
However, the deal fell through for a variety of reasons, including Barcelona’s reservations about just loaning out the striker.
The club desired a permanent sale and refused to pay Fati a half salary, despite the fact that his package remains among the finest in the team.
This posed a significant challenge to Fati’s move to Monaco. However, it appears like the agreement is finally back on track.
Monaco makes considerable progress.
According to Foot Mercato, AS Monaco has made substantial progress in their attempt to sign Ansu Fati this summer.
According to the French news agency, Monaco initially requested a loan and asked Barcelona to pay a portion of the wage, however the Catalans preferred a permanent deal.
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However, these teams appear to have resolved their disputes, with Barcelona particularly moderating their attitude.
It appears that the Catalans are willing to authorize a loan deal for Fati so that they do not have to pay his full wage for the new season.
Barcelona had to alter their attitude, and not just because of Monaco’s perseverance. The forward just failed to draw other suitors, making it tough for the Blaugrana to gain an advantage in discussions.
For the time being, everything points to Fati playing for Monaco next season, though final arrangements must be worked out before the two teams can move forward with the transfer.
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