Hansi Flick prepares a list of unwanted players in Barcelona and demands their departure in January 81

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Hansi Flick has prepared a long list of Barcelona players who wish to leave the club as soon as possible, focusing on the transportation market in January.

The German coach believes that there are many players who cannot provide the required addition to the team, and who have failed to show a convincing level in the recent period.

These players can make room in the dressing room for new faces, and their departure will contribute to reducing the wage bill and providing some of the income the club desperately needs.

According to information from the Spanish newspaper “El Nacional ”, Flick has already informed Juan Laborta and Deco of his desire to leave a number of players, including Hector Fort and Anso Fati.

The first, who performed poorly against Las Palmas, appears to be condemned to leave the team, as he is not expected to have any minutes of play in the near future.

As for Anso Fati, the Spanish attacker, he still has difficulty overcoming the repeated injuries that affected his level. He did not provide any tangible addition to the team, and his future became mysterious, as he is expected to be one of the first players to leave in the next transition period.

Gerard Martin is also one of the players the club seeks to get rid of soon. Sports management is also seeking to bring in a new left back that can compete with Alejandro Baldi at this center.

The list continues with Eric Garcia, who was close to leaving Barcelona last summer, but remained on the team due to the injury crisis that hit the defense.

But after his mistake against Leganes, and with Ronald Araujo recovering and near Andreas Christensen’s return, it became difficult for him to get minutes of playing under Flick’s supervision. The club hopes to get rid of it and achieve financial compensation that may exceed 10 million euros.

Also among the players expected to leave is Pablo Toure. Although he showed some promising glimpses of recording three goals, Flick was not convinced enough of the player’s level to keep him on the team.

The purge that Flick is seeking to implement in Barcelona appears deep and comprehensive. The changes are expected to continue next summer, as the team is likely to witness the departure of some other players such as Frenke de Young and Firan Torres.

The Barcelona administration hopes that these changes will be made smoothly, although finding a buyer for some players will be difficult, especially in the case of Anso Fati, who will be difficult to find a club that agrees to the terms

of his contract.