Anzu Fathy’s father hits Barcelona with fiery statements: relationship over?

Bori Fati, father of Spain and Barcelona striker Anzo, has broken his silence and sparked controversy by attacking the Catalan club’s management with scathing statements. Recent period.

In reports published by the Catalan newspaper Mundo Deportivo yesterday Tuesday, Bori Fati said that “Spotify Camp Nou” recommended his son to leave the castle, but the young striker (20 years old) did not want to take this step. In this regard, he said: “For me, I’m going to leave, but Anzu wants to stay in Barcelona, ​​like his father, I’m angry and his participation worries some people. We are talking about the 10th place in the Barcelona team.

He continued, “An international player in the Spanish national team and a boy from La Masia. I think he deserves better than that. (Lionel) Messi, (Antoine) Griezmann and Anzu participated before the injury. (Luis) Suarez.”

Fathi’s father continued his controversial statements, “Anzu doesn’t want to sign for another club, but I want him to succeed. I spoke with Matteo Alemany and Jordi Cruyff. They told me that Anzu is the legacy of the club. He also spoke. With Jorge Mendes, he will not leave Barcelona. He said that.

Bori Fati compared his son’s situation to Real Madrid’s Brazilian star Vinicius Jr., saying, “Two years ago Vinicius Jr. was criticized, which could happen to Anzu, but Vinicius had support and continuity in Madrid. You have to admire the footballer. Take care of him.”

Ansu Fathi’s father spoke about his son’s relationship with Xavi, saying, “I don’t know why Ansu doesn’t participate with Xavi. He definitely has his reasons. Ansu is not angry with Xavi but rather sees him as a role model. His pictures at home when we were in Seville.”

Regarding possible destinations if Anzu Fati decides to leave Barcelona, ​​Bori explained, “I think a lot about Sevilla and I will not accept the offer offered by Real Madrid at the moment because I will not agree. Something my son does not like, but I will not speak badly about Madrid because it is a big team and you never know.” What will happen in the future?”

Former Spain national team coach Luis Enrique was not immune to Bori Fati’s criticism, saying, “I’m a fan of Luis Enrique, but why didn’t Anzu play in the World Cup? He’s hot, he had a really bad time in the World Cup.”