The departure is inevitable. Several clubs are interested in Fati

Barcelona is forced to reduce its wage bill in order to register all first-team players for La Liga by the end of the summer. To achieve this, the club must part ways with some players, including high earners Clément Lenglet and Anssumane Fati, who are not expected to feature in the 2024-25 season.

According to Sport, Lenglet is close to a loan move to Atlético Madrid, while Fati's situation is more uncertain. Despite making a good impression in pre-season matches, another injury has led to the decision to let him go, with a loan being the most likely option.

José Mourinho is actively seeking to lure Fati to Fenerbahçe, and the Turkish club is making every effort to finalize the deal. Sevilla has also shown interest throughout the summer. Additionally, Wolverhampton and Marseille have recently inquired about Fati.

Despite the shortage of left-wing players in Hansi Flick's team, Fati's departure seems almost inevitable. Barcelona needs to reduce its wage burden, and the club willing to cover most of his salary is likely to secure the young player.