Heads and tails for Márquez: Héctor Fort 'drops' to the reserve and Mika Faye leaves with Senegal

The filial of the FC Barcelona will face the party of gone of the playoffs of promotion of the next Sunday without the presence of Mika Faye, the one who has been summoned by the selection of Senegal for the meetings clasificatorios to the World-wide. This news, although it is reason of pride for the young defender, represents a challenge for the team directed by Rafa Márquez, since Faye has been a fundamental piece in the defence blaugrana along the season.

The absence of the defender in the crucial meeting against the Ibiza leaves an important gap in the alignment of the Barça B, that neither will be able to have Mamadou Mbacke, the one who lesionó and will lose what subtracts of the season. Mika Has showed his cost with solid and consistent performances, winning the respect of his mates and the confidence of his trainer. However, although to the Barça would like him retain it, the rule of the FIFA prevails on the national calendars.

It expects that Mika was of return in the City Condal for the party of turn in Johan Cruyff. In the middle of this situation, the Barcelona subsidiary will receive a reinforcement of 'luxury' with the incorporation of Héctor Fort, the one who will go down of the first team to contest the playoffs under the direction of the Mexican technician. The canterano has showed to be a defender of big quality and versatility. His experience in the first team will be invaluable to face the challenges that avecinan in this crucial phase of the season.

Héctor Fort, aims to the Eurocopa sub-19

If the Barça Atlètic attains to access to the final of the playoff, that extends until the weekend of Sant Joan in June, it will be necessary to see how Fort fits his owed holidays. The first team culé has foreseen to return to the trainings to the second week of July. Besides, the young defence aims to have a lot of ballots to be summoned to the Eurocopa sub-19, juvenile tournament that will contest in Northern Ireland of the 15 to 28 July.