Barcelona are weighing up the possibility of parting ways with promising right-back Héctor Fort, as he is not expected to be a central figure in Hansi Flick’s tactical plans for the upcoming season.
The club estimates that his transfer could bring in between €6 10 million, a sum that would contribute to meeting La Liga’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) requirements. Interest in the La Masia product is already strong, with AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Ajax, and RCD Mallorca monitoring his situation closely.
Although Fort himself has made it clear that he wants to fight for a spot in the first team during pre-season, the reality is that he remains behind Jules Koundé and Eric Garcia in the pecking order for the right-back role. This limited opportunity for game time could push the 20-year-old towards a move where he can play regularly, continue his development, and prove his potential at the highest level.
For Barcelona, it’s a difficult balance keeping a talented academy graduate versus making a financially smart decision that supports squad restructuring and compliance with league regulations.
