The FC Barcelona knows it has an important case to address in Andreas Christensen. Why? The Danish defender, who is currently dealing with tendinopathy in the Achilles tendon of his left leg and expected to return in January, has become one of the most debated elements in the Blaugrana lineup, not only due to his sporting performance but also for other considerations.
His complex situation at Barcelona is partly because Andreas Christensen, who can excel both as a defender and a midfielder, will face a tough challenge once he recovers from his physical setback. However, the current sports structure at Barça poses a significant challenge for the '15' to find immediate space in the team.
What challenge will Andreas Christensen face upon his return from injury in January?
In defense, the partnership of Pau Cubarsí and Iñigo Martínez seems quite solid, and with Ronald Araújo's imminent return, Andreas Christensen may have limited playing opportunities in that position.
As for the midfield, Barcelona boasts a well-established midfield with Marc Casadó and Pedri González at the heart of the field, supported by options like Frenkie de Jong and Gavi, reducing Christensen's chances of playing unless a specific need arises.
Given this, it's not surprising that the sale of Andreas Christensen could be considered as an option by Barcelona, given that he is a player with a good market value and has clubs interested in him. However, in light of this potential decision by the Catalan club, it is important to consider what the Danish defender's wishes are, as he seems to already have a clear idea about his immediate future with the team.
Andreas Christensen's Stance Regarding a Possible Departure from FC Barcelona
As reported by 'SPORT', Andreas Christensen is clear that, for the time being, he is not considering any offers to leave Barcelona in the near future. His sole goal is to recover as soon as possible and regain a place in the Blaugrana's lineup, a feat he achieved in the past despite facing stiff competition within the team. The Danish player stood out thanks to his undeniable sporting abilities, proving he can perform at a top-level as a defender.