Barcelona is back from South Korea after completing their previous season tour to Asia in Daegu with a 5-0 win. When they return, the Blaugrana will be home directly of their preseason and decisions will be made about the future of some of their players.
Although that will probably include a development plan for young people such as Gille Fernandez, Toni Fernandez, Dro Fernandez, Roony Bardghji and Jofre Torrents, this can mean a permanent exit for Hector Fort. The 18-year-old spent the first team last year, but was rarely familiar with Hansi Flick and was frustrated by his playing time. Nevertheless, he has so far maintained the wish to post in the club.
However, Fort seems to have come up with the idea of an exit. Barcelona is in favor of a transfer, because they try to erase some space in their salary limit, but Fort has several offers say sport, both for a permanent deal and a loan. Paris FC has been cited as an interested party like their relocation for Hamari Traore, while Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan also look at the teenage perspective.