Barcelona wants to secure an exit for Ansu Fati this summer, but want to become creative to make the figures work for their accountants – and indeed the salary limit of La Liga. This can include the handing over of the 23-year-old a contract extension.
After weeks with an impasse in between such as Monaco and Barcelona, ​​it seems like a deal for Fati to go to the principality, is back on the table. Agent Jorge Mendes has encouraged the deal between the two, where Barcelona wants to get his salary from the books, Monaco would like to take a chance on Fati and Fati desperately looking for playing time.
According to Cadena Ser (via MD), Barcelona will hand over a contract extension to Fati before a move to Monaco takes place. His current deal runs until 2027, and there is a strong chance that Barcelona will want to extend its deal until 2028. It is not clear whether the extension would come at the same pace, or whether they simply hope to distribute the costs of his contract with an extra year. Their information is that the Blaugrana tries to retain the future of the future of Fati, aware that Fati had a return to shape, they would be negotiating in a week to sell or expand him because he would only have a year over his deal on his deal next summer.
Barcelona extended the contract of Clement Lenglet last summer by two years, which it was thought was to distribute costs before his loan to Atletico Madrid.
This week Fati is reportedly to undergo a medical medical with Monaco to conclude a loan agreement with an option to buy. The Monegasque side will cover a percentage of its wage, but it is not yet clear how much, nor the value of their option to buy. There had been some suggestion that Barcelona wanted a sale with a return option instead, but it seems that the Catalan giants have admitted.