Ansu Fati is set to join AS Monaco on a permanent deal from FC Barcelona, in a move worth around €11m plus a sell-on clause for the Catalan side, according to reports.
The 22-year-old forward is understood to be ready to commit his future to Monaco, where he has impressed after a productive first season in Ligue 1, scoring 11 goals in all competitions.
Monaco’s decision to trigger a permanent move reflects growing confidence in Fati’s fitness and form after several injury-hit years in Spain, with the club viewing him as a key part of their long-term attacking project.
He is also expected to continue under the leadership of new head coach Filipe Luís, who has reportedly played a role in convincing the forward to stay in the principality.
Barcelona, meanwhile, retain a financial interest in the player through the sell-on clause, as they continue to manage squad rebuilding and wage structure adjustments.
The move marks a fresh chapter for Fati, who once emerged as one of Europe’s brightest teenage talents and now looks to rebuild his career in France.
