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Ansu Fati’s father reveals he wants his son to leave Barcelona over lack of playing time - ‘If it was up to me’

Bori Fati, the father of Barcelona and Spain star Ansu, has revealed that he wants his son to leave the Catalan club over a lack of playing time. Fati, 20, broke into the Barca first team at a very young age, and following the departure of Lionel Messi, he was awarded the legendary No. 10 shirt.

Ad However, he has also struggled with a number of injuries, and this season under Xavi Hernandez he has not been a first-choice player. World CupThiago and Ramos miss out on Spain World Cup squad, Gavi and Pedri in11/11/2022 AT 12:10 It has led to some speculation about Fati’s future at Barcelona, with some reports suggesting that the club might look to cash in on him during the summer transfer window. And speaking to Cope on Tuesday evening, Fati Sr said that he wants Ansu to leave Barca, but his son is insistent on staying.

«If it was up to me, I would take him [to another team], but [Ansu] wants to stay at Barcelona,» he said on the radio. «As a dad, I am angry. Seeing Ansu play so little winds you up a little bit, and sometimes I think as a father, not a coach.

»I called Mateu [Alemany, the Barcelona director of football], he told us that Ansu is part of the club's heritage and they have bet big on him. Messi passes 100 goals for Argentina with hat-trick against Curacao New Bayern boss Tuchel targets Mount transfer — Paper Round 'I’ve never seen anything like it' – McTominay basks in glory of historic Scotland win «As a dad, I think differently, maybe I am wrong. He is your franchise player, the No.

10, he took [that number] on when no one was ready to take it from [Lionel] Messi. »What annoys me is how they're treating him in terms of minutes. One minute, two, three… I am not asking for him to be a starter whatever because

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