Ansu Fati’s Resilience: A Bright Return After Overcoming Yet Another Injury
Ansu Fati is once again smiling after overcoming yet another injury setback – a hamstring rupture in his right leg that kept him sidelined for two months. The forward, on loan from Barça, made a comeback in the last league match, contributing to Brighton’s 4-1 victory in the derby against Crystal Palace.
His return is marked by the hope of rediscovering the stellar form he displayed in the initial months of the competition, scoring four goals and providing an assist in 18 appearances.
The Spanish-Guinean talent landed at Brighton as one of the emerging stars in the football world, eager to regain his peak form after a series of physical setbacks that limited his role at Barça. Despite being on loan, Barcelona remains committed to the player, evident in the absence of any purchase option in the agreement.
Brighton made a significant financial effort to cover his wages. In fact, a study by ‘Givemesport’ positions Ansu Fati as the highest-paid under-21 player in the Premier League, earning a weekly salary of £160,000, approximately €187,500. He surpasses Liverpool’s midfielder Ryan Gravenberch, who earns £150,000, and Chelsea’s defender Levi Colwill, with a salary of £100,000.
