What Barcelona would ask Liverpool for Ansu Fati and it is not the exchange for Luis Díaz

Last summer, the football world was shocked when Ansu Fati, the young prodigy born in 2002, made the decision to leave FC Barcelona to join Brighton on loan. The main reason behind this bold move was his limited playing time at the Camp Nou, and the opportunity to develop his skills in the Premier League seemed tempting. However, Ansu Fati is willing to return home once his loan with the English club ends, convinced that he can make a place for himself in the ranks of Xavi Hernández, something that would clash with the Catalan club's plans.

The return of Ansu Fati is news that will surely excite Barcelona fans, but, as the newspaper Sport points out, it also raises a series of intriguing questions about the future of the talented forward and Barcelona. At a time when the Catalan club is going through financial difficulties, the possibility of selling Ansu Fati could represent a valuable source of income to sign new players and strengthen the team. However, it seems that the player has no intention of leaving again and is determined to fight for his place at the Camp Nou.

Ansu Fati has already proven his worth as one of the most promising young talents in world football. His speed, dribbling ability and goal scoring ability make him a valuable asset to any team. During his time at Barcelona, before his loan move to Brighton, he left a lasting impression and won the affection of the culé fans. Therefore, his desire to return and fight for a place in the team under Xavi Hernández should not be underestimated. However, Barcelona is in a delicate moment in financial terms. The last few seasons have left their mark on the club's coffers, leading to the need to adjust the budget and make difficult decisions regarding the squad. The sale of Ansu Fati could provide a significant injection of cash and help the club balance its books.

60 million for Ansu

The dilemma facing Barcelona is clear: should they sell Ansu Fati to obtain crucial income or should they retain this gem of the youth team and bet on his future? The answer may not be as simple as it seems. Ansu Fati's ambition and determination to stay at the Camp Nou are factors that the club must take into account when making a decision. According to different reports, Barcelona would be asking for 160 million to let the footballer go to Liverpool and I will not be willing to exchange him with the Colombian Luis Díaz, who is also interested.