Big shock for the world giant: A talent worth 100 million officially escaped for 6 million euros.

Big shock for the world giant: A talent worth 100 million officially escaped for 6 million euros.

19.01.2026 16:22

It has been reported that 18-year-old Dro Fernandez, whom Barcelona has positioned as the "New Iniesta," has informed the club of his decision to use his 6 million euro release clause to move to PSG. Following this shocking development for the Catalan club, the first message from head coach Hansi Flick also came.

It has been reported that 18-year-old Dro Fernandez, who has been included in Barcelona's first team this season and has been given playing time in both La Liga and the Champions League, has made the decision to leave. It was stated that the young player, who stands out with comparisons such as "the midfield version of Lamine Yamal" and "the new Iniesta," based his reason for leaving on "not getting enough playing time."

PSG MOVE AND 6 MILLION EURO RELEASE CLAUSE

The report indicated that Dro Fernandez has informed the club management that he will use his 6 million euro release clause to move to PSG. Following this development, it was claimed that Chelsea and Manchester City also entered the race, while PSG gained an advantage in the transfer by highlighting the Luis Enrique factor.

A big shock to the world giant: the 100 million talent officially escaped for 6 million euros

CATALAN PRESS REACTION TO MANAGEMENT

With the news of Dro Fernandez's decision to leave, criticisms towards the club management have risen within the Catalan sports community. Comments emerged that he is "almost slipping away for free," based on the view that the young player has the potential to reach "100 million euros" in the future.

MESSAGE FROM HANSI FLICK: THOSE WHO DESERVE TO PLAY

Barcelona's head coach Hansi Flick emphasized in his evaluation of the situation that they must instill confidence in the players and support their development. Flick stated that unexpected events sometimes occur in the football world and that the decisions of the people around the players can influence their decision-making processes. The German coach pointed out the nature of competition by saying, "If a player does his job well and deserves to play, he plays."

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