The midfielder, who's been tipped for big things at Barca, is now expected to sign for Paris Saint-Germain. Fernandez's decision comes as he wants more game time, with his decision to leave cemented after Barcelona's Copa del Rey win over Guadalajara, according to Sport. The teenager had been expecting to play in the game but didn't see a single minute, leaving him "hurt and angry" and ready to call time on his Barcelona career.
Paris Saint-Germain will look to move to the top of the Ligue 1 table with a victory over Auxerre on Friday night. PSG are a point behind surprise leaders Lens in the standings and will be determined to put the pressure on top spot with a win ahead of the weekend. Auxerre are currently second-bottom in the standings, and should be easy pickings for the French Champions. 101GreatGoals has the team news ahead of the clash.
There is no doubt that this mob tonight, Arsenal, have got a really good chance of being there. But I just think because of what PSG did last year, the players that they have, I'm just going to edge it with PSG. But Arsenal won't be far away. Probably Arsenal [to reach the final]. I think with the confidence and the belief that Arsenal have.
PSG have identified Enzo Fernandez as a potential target, reports L'Equipe. As previously reported, the Argentinian midfielder is among the players who interest the Parisian club, especially since he is considering his future at Chelsea. He had developed a good relationship with Enzo Maresca, and the Italian's dismissal, replaced by Liam Rosenior, has clearly affected him. A move is highly unlikely in January but it would be a surprise if and when it did come to pass.
Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain topped the UEFA prize money table getting €144.4 million ($168 million) last season as the competition paid an extra €400 million ($466 million) among Europe's elite clubs in the expanded new format. The figures were confirmed in UEFA's financial report published Tuesday for the 2024-25 season, ahead of its annual congress next month in Brussels.
Ousmane Dembélé put PSG ahead in the 13th minute, but Marseille were deservedly back on level terms through a second-half penalty from Mason Greenwood. Marseille completed the comeback with three minutes left when Hamed Traore's cross from the left was put into his own net by PSG defender Willian Pacho -- only for Gonçalo Ramos to make it 2-2 deep into stoppage-time.
PSG started the match on the front foot and thought they had taken an early lead through Fabian Ruiz, only for VAR to rule the effort out. The French side continued to apply pressure through Kvaratskhelia and Vitinha, forcing Agustin Rossi into several early saves. The breakthrough eventually arrived in the 38th minute when Kvaratskhelia finished from close range following Desire Doue's shot from a tight angle, giving PSG a 1-0 lead heading into the interval.