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Ansu Fati Challenges PSG: “Monaco Is Here to Shake Up Ligue 1”

Last updated: Jul 4, 2025 at 8:42 AM
Author: Alex Harper Published: 4 July 2025
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A new chapter begins for Ansu Fati. Unveiled by AS Monaco on Thursday, the former Barcelona prodigy made his ambitions clear: he’s not in France for redemption—he’s here to make noise.

Loaned by Barça for the season, the 22-year-old winger is eager to reignite his career: “I’m not here for revenge, just to enjoy football again and help Monaco return to where it belongs.” After a tough stint at Brighton, Fati says he’s fit and focused: “I feel good, I’m working hard to get back to my best.”

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“We’re Here to Make Life Hard for PSG”

Fati didn’t shy away from the big topic—PSG. “They’re a great team, Champions League winners. But we’re here to make life as difficult as possible for them. That’s the goal,” he stated.

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He also mentioned his personal ties in Paris: “I have friends at PSG—Luis Enrique gave me my Spain debut, and Dembélé and I shared great moments at Barça. I wish them the best—except against us.”

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Teaming up with Paul Pogba, a childhood idol, Fati is hungry to shine and fight his way back into the Spain national team. Monaco just might have a game-changer.

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