Barcelona held their first team team as it was during the winter transfer window, in which no one signed or left before the deadline earlier this week. However, countless deals could have been done, but nothing happened for various reasons.
Despite the concerns of different members of the team of Hansi Flick, Barcelona Marcus Rashford tried to sign on loan from Manchester United, although that deal did not happen because there was not enough salary space – and as a result he went to Aston Villa for the rest of The season.
Barcelona had to create space by organizing departure for one or two players. Ansu Fati was the player who wanted to leave the club, but even though he was told that he was not calculated by Flick, he chose to see the rest of the season. Eric Garcia was also connected, but it was finally decided that he would stay.
Hector Fort was another first team player who could have left in January. As reported by Sport, Valencia tried to sign the teenager on loan for the rest of the season, while looking for a new right back to replace Thierry Correia, which will not play again until the next campaign after cracking his front cruciate ligament.
Both Barcelona and Fort, however, have excluded a departure, even though he was not heavily familiar with Flick – and eventually brought Valencia Max Aarons into AFC Bournemouth. Jules Kounde has been a nailed starter on the right back, and although Fort has had a few minutes, he did not have much opportunity to establish himself.
Fort wants to prove its value to flick when he gets the chance, although Barcelona seems to be open to continue it in the summer-especially because it has been reported that Sporting Director Deco has been instructed to sign a new right back during The transfer window.
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