While FC Barcelona celebrated their La Liga triumph, not every player was in high spirits. Some, facing an uncertain future at the club, were notably absent from the festivities. Among them was **Ansu Fati**, who missed the celebrations after receiving discouraging news from sporting director **Deco** before the season’s end.
According to *El Nacional*, Fati has been struggling to reclaim his place in the team. Despite support from coach Hansi Flick—who believed in his potential for a comeback—his continued battles with injuries and lackluster performances have prevented him from returning to his former level. Unlike other players Flick has helped revive, like Raphinha, Koundé, and Pedri, Fati has failed to meet expectations.
Joan Laporta and Deco had already expressed intentions to part ways with the once-promising forward, and now that seems inevitable. The club no longer sees him as part of its future plans and is reportedly open to accepting any reasonable offer for his transfer—even significantly below the initial €30 million valuation. A loan move is also being explored, with interest from various La Liga sides.
Fati’s high wages and declining form have further complicated his situation. Internally, the club believes it’s time for a fresh start—for both player and institution. His absence from the title celebration is seen as a clear sign that he, too, recognizes his time at Camp Nou is nearing an end.
The 21-year-old is said to be facing immense emotional and psychological pressure, quietly enduring one of the toughest phases of his career as he prepares for a possible exit from the club he was once expected to lead into a new era.
