Barcelona star is now ‘considering offers' to leave
That's according to , who points towards Héctor Fort as the player in question.
The name of youngster Fort has of course emerged as a prominent one in the headlines surrounding Barcelona over the last week.
This comes amid the understanding that the 19-year-old does not feature in the plans of manager Hansi Flick for the season ahead.
After it was initially suggested that Fort could even depart on a permanent basis, a year-long loan is now seen as the more likely option.
The versatile full-back was initially viewed as hesitant to move on, eager to prove himself at the club with which he has made his name.
But as alluded to above, if the latest word stemming from the Spanish media is anything to go by, then Fort appears to have reached the conclusion that he now has no real choice but to consider the offers for his services.
As per a report from Sport:
'Héctor Fort will soon decide to leave Barça: he is already considering offers. The full-back wants to analyze all the offers in detail and make a decision without rushing.'
Conor Laird – GSFN
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