By Daily sports on January 13, 2021
Barcelona hero Samuel Eto’o admits he’s a big fan of Ansu Fati.
Leo Messi’s time at the helm at the Camp Nou is not yet over, even though he has yet to commit to a new deal with the club, however his former teammate sees everything necessary to lead in the latest La Masia prodigy.
“I think he [Ansu Fati] is the one for the future,” Eto’o explained in an interview with SPORTbible.
“He’s currently doing amazing stuff so I think the club really needs to groom him and take very good care of him.
“Let’s hope he’s the one to take over from Messi.” (Tribal Football)
•PHOTO: Ansu Fati
Source Daily sports
Posted January 13, 2021
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