Real Madrid slows Ansu Fati's transfer to AS Monaco amid negotiations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 6:20 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Negotiations regarding the permanent transfer of Ansu Fati from Barcelona to AS Monaco have been delayed due to ongoing activities at Real Madrid. Agent Jorge Mendes is currently prioritizing matters involving Real Madrid, including the transfer of Bernardo Silva. Reports indicate that Fati's move to AS Monaco was imminent but has now been pushed back as Mendes finalizes these negotiations. Observers anticipate that the transfer could still occur in the coming weeks once Mendes completes his commitments in Madrid.
- •Ansu Fati's transfer to AS Monaco has been delayed.
- •Negotiations are influenced by agent Jorge Mendes's focus on Real Madrid.
- •Mendes is overseeing multiple transfer dealings, including Bernardo Silva's move.
- •Fati's transfer was considered imminent before the delay occurred.
- •Fresh negotiations between parties contributed to the postponement.
- 6:20 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid delay Barcelona star’s permanent sale
"Ongoings at Real Madrid have slowed down the permanent departure of Ansu Fati from arch rivals Barcelona being made permanent.This comes with super agent Jorge Mendes having given priority to matters ...
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