FC Barcelona planning to sell once called Lionel Messi's successor in Catalonia

FC Barcelona have already made Xavi stay for the upcoming seasons. The former Barca footballer previously announced that he will leave the club after the end of the season. However, the management has been successful in keeping the head coach as they feel the former World Champion is the perfect man for the club. However, the financial problems have been a question for the Blaugranes for several years now. Irrespective of the signings they have made in the last two windows. 

The Catalonian club will look to sell more players in the upcoming summer window. The first name that has been listed by the club in the transfer market is Ansu Fati, the Spanish winger who was once called the successor of Lionel Messi, but did not make it with the standards of the latter. Fati came through the ranks of La Masia academy just like the Argentine captain, but the Spanish failed to fill in the big shoes of LM 10. 

The 21-year-old winger suffered from injuries and has not made a big name for the club. He has been loaned out to English Premier League club Brighton & Hove Albion. Fati has been struggling to get back to his form with the way he started his career. and since the injuries have reduced his playing times.

Ansu Fati: A wonderboy who never shined

Barcelona appears to have decided to sell since they are complete with forwards and have been strengthened by the arrival of Vitor Roque. Joao Felix may also stay at Barcelona, according to the report, as Fati's departure may be used as part of a deal that would see the Portugal international sign permanently for the Catalan club. Previously the winger's deal with Wolves failed in the last moment of the window. 

Barca had a decent season as they failed to capture any trophies in the ongoing season, and currently placed 2nd in the league table with 11 points behind their arch-rivals Real Madrid who is set to be the champions of Spain once again. The Blaugranes lost in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain with six games left Xavi's side will look to finish the campaign in a high note.