Ansu Fati has had a very tough few years in Barcelona, and at this stage it seems unlikely that he will ever return to his former level – at least with the Catalan giants, given that he was not calculated by head coach Hansi Flick de in recent months.
Flick is not impressed by Fati's training performance, although there are signs that he will get better in recent weeks. Former La Masia teammate Rodri Sanchez expects him to come back to his best, as he recently told sports.
“Ansu is a very young boy who has had a few serious injuries, and then bad luck once he came out of the operating room. Ansu has an enormous quality and ease for the goal, but after injuries it is very difficult to get back that confidence and even more if you don't have enough minutes to prove your value. Ansu is a great person and a great player who will certainly perform at a high level again, although it is very complicated because of the competition in the club and the few minutes he has had so far. “
Rodri also spoke about his own situation. Last September he left real betis to join the Qatari side Al-Arabi in a movement that caused controversy, given that he is only 24 years old. He has taken the opportunity to climb back to this criticism.
“I feel very comfortable in the team and with my teammates, because from the first day they supported me and welcomed me with open arms, so I still felt one of the team.
“From the outside everything is easier to see and these people have a facility to give their opinion without really knowing, first the people and then the football level of the competition. It is true that the money is there, but it is not the most important factor why big players come. “
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