Summer departures on the cards as Barcelona decide the fate of three players | OneFootball

Barcelona are already making preparations for the summer transfer window, and part of their strategy involves offloading players who no longer fit into their long-term plans.

In fact, according to reports from Fichajes, the club has identified three players who could be on their way out once the season ends.

The decision is based on a combination of factors, including competition for places, fitness concerns, and overall contribution to the squad.

Players on thin ice

The first name on the potential departure list is Andreas Christensen. The Danish centre-back has shown his quality whenever he has been available, but injuries have repeatedly disrupted his consistency.

Barcelona already have strong options in defence, with Ronald Araujo, Pau Cubarsi and Inigo Martinez competing for spots. Given these circumstances, the club believes that selling him would be the best course of action.

A departure would not only free up space in the squad but also bring in a considerable transfer fee that could be reinvested elsewhere.

Eric Garcia could leave Barcelona this summer. (Photo by Yasser Bakhsh/Getty Images)

Another player whose future at Barcelona remains uncertain is Eric Garcia. The young defender, who came through the club’s academy, has struggled to establish himself as a key figure in the first-team setup.

Girona have shown interest in signing Garcia, while other clubs are also keeping an eye on his situation as well. With competition in the defensive department increasing, Barcelona may see this as an opportunity to secure a transfer fee.

Then there is Ansu Fati

The final name on the list of possible departures is Ansu Fati. Once regarded as one of the brightest young talents at the club, the forward’s development has been severely affected by recurring injuries.

At present, Barcelona do not consider him a part of their future plans. The club is now looking at options for his departure, with interest coming from the Turkish Super League and other La Liga sides.

Depending on the offers available, he could leave either through a permanent transfer.