Ansu Fati, the player loaned by Barcelona to AS Monaco, has scored 11 goals in 28 matches this season and could be called up for the World Cup.

Ansu Fati, at the age of 18, was a starter for the Spanish national team and impressed at Barcelona, but his career took an unexpected turn after the loan to Brighton. Now, at AS Monaco, Fati seems to have found his former form, scoring 11 goals in 28 matches. His good form makes him a viable option for coach Luis de la Fuente, considering the upcoming World Cup. AS Monaco has an 11 million euro clause to permanently transfer Fati, and the player is willing to give up part of his 9 million euro annual salary to stay. Barcelona has a buyback clause of 25 million euros for Fati in the coming years. Although his market value is now 15 million euros, in 2020 he was valued at 80 million. Fati has had 123 matches, 29 goals, and 10 assists at Barcelona, and the previous loan to Brighton was not a success.