According to World Sports, Fati will end his holiday and hopes to complete the operation of being loaned to Monaco as soon as possible.

Fati has lost space in Barcelona and may be loaned to Monaco this summer. Fati hopes to complete the transaction as soon as possible. According to Monaco's law, if he lives and lives in Monaco for 183 days within a year, he can enjoy tax benefits and his personal income can be tax-free. Therefore, it is best for Fati to complete the deal in June and go to Monaco. Fati will end the holiday early in the next few days and speed up the rental operation.

"Monday Sports" said that there are still some terms for the loan of Fati between the two clubs, Barcelona and Monaco. First, Barcelona hopes to add a mandatory buyout clause, while Monaco insists on adding only the option buyout clause.

Secondly, the two clubs have not yet agreed on the buyout fee, which was previously rumored to be 15 million euros, but it has not yet been determined.

Thirdly, the two clubs also need to negotiate the proportion of their respective Fati’s salary. Barcelona initially asked Monaco to bear all the salary, but then Barcelona expressed their willingness to bear about 40% of the salary. But Monaco is only willing to pay Fati 40% of his salary.