Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham are all interested in Ansu Fati.

Barcelona looking to move Fati on before Friday’s transfer deadline
Clubs in England open to taking winger on initial loan
Fati has struggled with injuries in recent seasons

Barcelona are still trying to offload Ansu Fati before the end of the transfer window, and Premier League clubs are willing to take him off their hands, according to sources.

Fati has dropped down the Barcelona pecking order in recent seasons owing to different injuries, and he was recently passed over by head coach Xavi for 16-year-old Lamine Yamal.

Barcelona has been aiming to shuffle some of its periphery players in order to give themselves more flexibility in the market ahead of the transfer deadline. They want to sign Joao Cancelo on loan from Manchester City, while Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid is also a goal.

Fati, according to 90min, is one player who could depart Barcelona to clear up space on their wage line. According to 90min, his representative, Jorge Mendes, has notified Europe’s leading teams that the winger is willing to go before the deadline. Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham are all interested in Ansu Fati.

Ansu Fati

This has piqued the curiosity of numerous Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur, as well as Aston Villa. However, they are not completely sure that the 20-year-old is eager to leave Barcelona and are only taking baby steps toward a potential trade at this point.

Arsenal will compete in the Champions League for the first time in six years this season, and more attacking depth would be beneficial.

Tottenham are seeking for a wide player and are leading the battle for Nottingham Forest’s Brennan Johnson, while Jota – who worked under Celtic head coach Ange Postecoglou – is also a possibility. Fati scored against Tottenham in a pre-season match earlier this month.

Chelsea are looking for another attacker this week in west London. On Tuesday, 90min revealed that they might still compete with Barcelona for Felix, who spent the second part of last season on loan at Stamford Bridge.