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Barcelona forward has a 75% chance of leaving, Tottenham, Chelsea in pole position

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With just a few days remaining before the transfer market slams shut, Ansu Fati has become the hottest topic in Europe right now.

It appears there is a substantial chance of the Barcelona attacker leaving Camp Nou by the end of the month, with the player ready to listen to offers.

Fati has a 75% chance of leaving Barcelona

According to Helena Condis, today is going to be a decisive day as far as the future of Ansu Fati is concerned.

Yesterday, his father Bori Fati met agent Jorge Mendes in Seville to discuss the possibility of a potential exit.

Fati himself is now willing to listen to offers and there is a 75% chance he may leave the club by the end of the month.

The Barcelona attacker was earlier linked with an exit as well, but he wanted to fight for a place in the team. However, the situation has changed since, with Fati failing to get a prominent role in Xavi’s plans.

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Offers from Chelsea and Tottenham

There is no shortage of suitors for Ansu Fati. As per Alex Pintanel, Premier League duo Chelsea and Tottenham are interested in his services and are currently in pole position to sign the 20-year-old attacker.

Spurs were the first club to ignite the speculation by exploring a deal for the young attacker during the last week of the transfer window.

It seems Chelsea, too, are now looking to snap up the market opportunity to sign one of Spain’s most promising talents, who has struggled to showcase his skills since returning from injury.

Javi Miguel suggests Xavi is willing to sanction the exit of Fati. But the Barcelona coach wants an option for him to return to Barça sometime in the future.

As such, with the Blaugrana unwilling to lose total control of the La Masia wonderkid, the operation will very likely be a loan deal. It will be interesting to see how things transpire in the coming days.

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