Tottenham, Newcastle United, Wolves interested in misfiring Barcelona winger

As rumours continue to swirl around the future of Barcelona winger Ansu Fati, an update from Jose Alvarez has claimed that Premier League clubs Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, and Wolverhampton Wanderers are interested in signing the 20-year-old.

From being the face of the new-look Barcelona side following the departure of Lionel Messi, Fati has gone to the fifth-choice attacker under Xavi Hernandez this season, with Robert Lewandowski, Ousmane Dembele, Raphinha, and Ferran Torres ahead of him.

Fati’s situation sparked an angry outburst from his father, who asked the 20-year-old to consider leaving the club. Recent reports continue to suggest that the young winger’s camp is still insisting on an exit this summer.

Fati’s agent, Jorge Mendes, is currently in Barcelona and plans to meet with his family as well as senior club officials to discuss the future of the Spanish international.

Amidst this, it has emerged that Fati is attracting significant interest from the Premier League, with Tottenham, Newcastle United, and Wolves understood to be seeking his signing.

Tottenham’s links to the La Masia graduate are not new, with reports last month also hinting at some degree of interest in the attacker.

Newcastle United seem to have pinned their radar on Barcelona as they are also looking at Raphinha and now Fati as they look to build a team capable of competing in the UEFA Champions League next season.

Wolves seem to be the latest entrant into the picture, although, given Jorge Mendes’ strong links to the club, the interest should not come as a major surprise.

Apart from these three teams, Manchester United are also said to have their eyes on Fati. And Mendes has reportedly assured Barcelona that he can bring an offer worth €70 million for the La Masia ace.

Among the four teams mentioned, it would be safe to say that only Manchester United and Newcastle United would be able to shell out such a sum. So, it remains to be seen how things pan out for Fati as his future hangs in the balance.