Barcelona are reportedly considering a contract extension for Ansu Fati until 2030, offering him a chance to revive his career at the club.
The 22-year-old forward has faced injury setbacks in recent seasons, limiting his impact in Hansi Flick’s squad.
However, despite his struggles, the club appears to be open to keeping him for the long term.
While Barcelona had initially been willing to part ways with Fati, he has rejected several transfer offers, including lucrative moves to Saudi Arabia, as he remains determined to prove himself at the club.
With the club under financial strain, Barcelona are exploring alternative ways to manage their wage bill.
According to Sport, the Catalan giants are considering offering Fati a five-year contract extension with a substantial salary reduction.
His current contract runs until 2027, and the club reportedly owes him €26 million over the next two years.
By extending his contract until 2030, Barcelona aims to spread that amount over a longer period, reducing their immediate financial burden.
The proposal presents both an opportunity and a dilemma for Fati.
However, rejecting the offer could put him at risk of being forced out of the club when his current deal expires in 2027.
The club’s management is expected to push for a resolution in the coming months, with discussions likely to intensify as they seek to finalize the deal.
However, his future now depends on whether he is willing to accept a reduced salary in exchange for a longer stay.
As negotiations continue, Barcelona fans will be eager to see how Fati responds to the club’s offer and whether he can rediscover the form that once made him a key figure in the squad.
