Fabrizio Romano Reveals 3 Premier League Clubs That Are Targeting Ansu Fati From Barcelona

Football transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano has named  Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United as clubs who are interested in the Spanish player, Ansu Fati.

The three big Premier League clubs could fight to sign the forward from Barcelona if the Catalonian club eventually decides to sell.

Meanwhile, Joan Laporta has confirmed that Fati’s agent has told the club about interest in the player. However, Barca do not currently plan to sell the player.

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As per reports, the 20-year-old is unhappy with his limited role at Barca and people around him are encouraging Ansu to leave Camp Nou.

The 20-year-old has made 31 appearances for the Catalan giants this campaign, but most of his playing time has come off the bench.

Fati would be a statement signing for Man Utd

Fati is regarded as one of the best young talents in world football. His early career has been hampered by serious injuries but there is a lot of potential in him.

The youngster has contributed a goal or an assist in every 102 minutes in his career. If United were to sign him this summer, it would be a huge statement.

Fati is a left-winger by trade but he is also capable of leading the line. In our opinion, him and Marcus Rashford could interchange positions in attack.

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The Spaniard is currently valued at €50 million by Transfermarkt, but United may need to pay significantly more to prise him away at the end of the season.

With another four years left on his contract, the Blaugrana could easily demand €100m if they were to sanction his sale in the summer transfer window.

Laporta has insisted that the club are not looking to sell him, but they could be forced to do so as they need to reduce their wage bill by €200m to comply with La Liga rules.

Fati, who currently earns € 268,000 a week, is one of the high-profile players that could leave if his playing time does not improve under Xavi before the season ends.