According to Sport, Barcelona full-back Héctor Fort has accepted the possibility of leaving this summer, with many clubs reportedly interested in him.

The pre-season has not changed Flick's opinion of the La Masia academy player. Although the full-back, who has been a Barcelona fan since childhood, is eager to improve his situation, he is likely to leave the club this season. However, this is not because he actively sought a transfer.

For both Barcelona and the player, it is important to finalize the departure as soon as possible, as major competitions are about to begin and this situation creates discomfort for everyone. For players awaiting their next club, Barcelona will arrange individual training to avoid a repeat of the Baldé situation. Baldé previously trained alone at the club's discretion and suffered a severe knee injury, a practice that also generated controversy.

For Héctor Fort, the most important thing now is to find a team where he can showcase his abilities. The player and his representatives are satisfied with his development, and his loan spell at Elche last season was also beneficial. Elche fans hope he returns, but general manager Pedro Schnoka dismissed this as merely "rumors."

Many suitors

Several teams in Italy and England are very interested in Héctor Fort, not only in La Liga. Internazionale is looking for a right-back, with England international Spence as their primary target. The Nerazzurri are reportedly preparing a substantial offer for him to Tottenham, with the transfer fee possibly reaching 30 million euros. If Internazionale fails to complete this deal, Héctor Fort will become their top alternative target.

Barcelona changes approach

Reports from England indicate that Everton, Fulham, and Liverpool have expressed interest in the Barcelona academy player. Everton might offer the most attractive solution for all parties. In any case, Héctor Fort's departure will also depend on his final choice. His contract expires in 2029. Last season, the full-back was loaned to Elche with no buyout option included. Barcelona's sporting department has now adjusted its strategy, preferring a direct sale while retaining a significant percentage of the player's future earnings and transfer fees.

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