Jose Mourinho desires to sign out-of-favour FC Barcelona winger in 2025

Jose Mourinho wants Fenerbahce to agree to the FC Barcelona misfit in January, so he is considering making an offer for Ansu Fati. Ansu spent a year on loan at Brighton of the Premier League before rejoining the Catalan team this summer. Once regarded as Lionel Messi's successor at Barcelona, the 21-year-old winger is currently having difficulty getting playing time and may think about permanently quitting the team.

According to reports, Mourinho, the manager of Fenerbahce, has expressed desire in the Blaugrana rejection and plans to bring him to the Turkish league during the January transfer window. Mario Branco, the sporting director of Fenerbahce, is anticipated to speak with the Spain International representatives shortly. They are sure that by offering regular football, they can entice Ansu to Turkey.

The Turks will be highly active during the winter transfer window because they have begun to move to acquire Ansu's services in addition to having Cristian Medina from Boca Juniors arrive well in advance. Since this summer, when they attempted to sign Fati but failed to persuade the striker, the club has been interested in him.

Mario Branco, the club's sports director, will start corresponding with the attacker's agency in the upcoming weeks, and José Mourinho will use every tool in his arsenal to try to include him in his squad as the attacker has only played 51 minutes during three games thus far.

Fenerbahce also target Sergi Reguilon from Tottenham Hotspur

Sergio Reguilon, an out-of-favor Tottenham Hotspur player and former Manchester United full-back, is another player Mourinho is reportedly considering signing. After three loan stints over the previous two years, the Spaniard moved to north London during the summer, but he hasn't played for Ange Postecoglou's team yet this season.

Under Ange Postecoglou, Reguilon, who is approaching the end of his Tottenham contract, has become surplus to requirements. The left-back has apparently drawn interest from both FC Barcelona and Sevilla, who have inquired about the terms of a possible trade. Reguilon, however, might find Fenerbahce's suggestion more appealing.