Ansu does not forget his country: "I want to return to Guinea-Bissau to help the children"

Been born in Guinea-Bisáu on 31 October 2002, Ansu Fati remembered his childhood in the west country of Africa and how was his arrival to Spain and to the FC Barcelona. The forward ensured in the last episode of 'Made in The Masia', documentary of Barça TV, that his dream is to go back to Guinea-Bissau "and can help to the boys of there in things like the education and know where lived I; remember how was everything. Still I have not been able to do it", it expressed the player of 19 years.

Ansu Arrived to Seville in 2009 with almost 7 years and began to play in the School of Football Peloteros Saw South of the city in which it worked his father. The forward fichó with the Barça in 2012 and Marc Serra, his first trainer in The Farm, remembered the first steps of the youngster in the club. "When it arrived of alevín had to brake him, did things like too many dribblings, Chilean, finish with the shoulder... In the big parties appeared and was a very responsible and competitive boy, with win to learn and improve", commented Serra.

Likewise, Ernesto Valverde, ex míster culé, had some beautiful words for the 'crack': "it Wanted to give you the opportunity that day, expected that the party was a bit clear. It was a surprise for all, but no for which saw you train each day", expressed Valverde, the one who did him debut on 25 August 2019 with 16 years and 298 days in the victory 5-2 in front of the Betis. "I will be him appreciated evermore", answered Fati to the words of the trainer.

On the day of his debut, the forward commented that "it was very nervous. That week could not eat neither sleep, see that you are fulfilling your dream... I was to train with the first team between tears. The first that comes you in command is the work that did your parents to be able to be here", ensured the player that in October will fulfil 20 years. Besides, it kidded on the participation of Eric García in the documentary. "You were a bit cabrón, had taken you of the neck, when you dribbled me...", it said the central in his intervention. In this regard, Ansu revealed that "when it did some trastada, blamed to Eric, that was the good boy and then did not happen at all", kidded the '10' of the Barça.

The injuries, the big obstacle in his career

The sad moment of the documentary of Barça TV arrived when the player remembered his first serious injury, a fracture of tibia and fibula suffered in the childish of the club. "It wanted to cry by the pain, but did not do it when seeing that my mother was so bad. I cried at night when it arrived my father to the hospital. I thought that it would not go back to play to football", commented Ansu, the one who expects to return this Monday in front of the Cádiz after an absence of 91 days by his problems in the thigh.