Barcelona offered €50 million for La Masia gem by a Premier League club – Romero

Ansu Fati’s situation at Barcelona has taken a complete turn.

The youngster was heavily linked with an exit at the beginning of the transfer window as the Catalans aimed to make big sales in the market.

As the weeks passed, reports stated that Xavi Hernandez would in fact count on the player. His promising displays in pre-season, coupled with his high ceiling, rendered him untransferable.

But now, according to reports from Gerard Romero, there is a Premier League side that does not play in the UEFA Champions League that offers €50 million for Fati’s signature.

Barcelona at crossroads

With Ousmane Dembele set to depart, Xavi was said to have decided to put his faith in the 20-year-old. After all, the youngster has been in good touch and shown flashes of his former brilliance in recent games.

Selling the young prospect at this point in time could end up being a decision the Catalans regret for a long time.

Yet, they are against the wall. The Blaugrana are in dire need of an economic injection to register the squad, and Fati’s sale promises a good return worth €50 million.

Moreover, it would open the door for Neymar Jr’s arrival, according to several media outlets.

Three options for Fati, at least

The offer from the Premier League is just the latest of many proposals the youngster has received in recent days.

PSG are maintaining close eyes on the Spanish international and see him to be a good investment in the long run, with manager Luis Enrique trusting the La Masia gem.

Moreover, Fati is said to have received an ‘irresistible’ offer from Saudi Arabia in recent days with wages that Barcelona simply cannot compete with.

Fati is completely fit

After a tumultuous few years, Fati finally appears to be back in shape. He has shown a high level of training and promises to reach his former level soon.

The ball is now in Joan Laporta’s court to decide if placing the youngster on the market is the right way forward.

While Fati has always been keen to stay at the club, recent reports suggested that he has some concerns about his game-time under Xavi, which might compel him to consider an exit.