Diminati Valencia, Barcelona Player Ansu Fati In Fact Wants To Go To Sevilla

Barcelona winger who was borrowed by Brighton and Hove Albion Ansu Fati. (X/@OfficialBHAFC)

JAKARTA - Barcelona winger Ansu Fati will most likely return to Spain after the loan period at Brighton and Hove Albion ends. Fati has also been in demand by Valencia, but instead he is interested in returning to Sevilla.

Fati was said to be the successor to Lionel Messi at Barca. Moreover, he is a graduate of an academy owned by Barca, La Masia. From the academy, Fati was already in the senior team when he was 16 years old.

Talenta and performance on the ground are strengthening when Barca has brought up a new star to replace Messi.

Moreover, he set a record as the second youngest player in Spanish La Liga history when he made his debut. At that time, Fati was 16 years old and 298 days old.

Not only that, he inherited the number 10 jersey which previously belonged to Messi. Fati's achievements are also increasingly impressive. He became the youngest player to score goals as well as make assists in a league match.

It's just that the hamstring injury he suffered in January 2022 made him sink. Moreover, this 21-year-old player had to be sidelined for three months. When he returned to play, Fati began to lose his place in the first team.

Furthermore, he was loaned to English Premier League midfielder Brighton and Hove Albion. Ironic that Fati was once targeted by Manchester United.

Even MU showed its seriousness in bringing the Spanish national team player. However, MU's offer was rejected by Barca.

Now, Fati plays in the Premier League mid-table club. Unfortunately, he did not stand out at Brighton and only played 24 times.

This is what makes The Seagull not plan to permanently sign Fati.

He will return to Spain. However, Fati is no longer interested in returning to Barca and intends to play at another club. Meanwhile, the Blaugrana also planned to launch the player.

Valencia is interested in bringing Fati. Because Los Che needs potential players to keep the team competing in La Liga.

Despite the lack of shining in the Premier League, Valencia is optimistic that Fati will find the best form if he plays in Spain.

However, Fati seems less interested in joining Valencia. Instead, he wants to return to the old club he raised, Sevila.

Fati did play in the women's team Los Nervionenses before being recruited by Barca. So, it's no surprise that he wants to rejoin Sevilla if Barca releases him.