'I think we deserve much more': Ansu Fati's father puts Barcelona on red alert as he hints his son could leave for Real Madrid, Atletico or Sevilla if his game time under Xavi doesn't improve Bori Fati has criticised Barcelona over his son's lack of game time this season Ansu Fati has largely been used as a substitute by Barcelona head coach Xavi Bori said he is angry at the situation and has told his son to leave the club Ansu Fati's father Bori has revealed he has encouraged his son to leave Barcelona after hitting out at the club for his lack of minutes this season. Fati had burst onto the scene as a teenager, with the La Masia product chosen to inherit Lionel Messi's No.10 shirt at the club. The 20-year-old has been forced to overcome injury setbacks, but has since struggled to force his way into Xavi's starting line-up. Fati has started just nine times in the league for the La Liga leaders this season, with the Spanish international making 15 appearances from the bench. His father Bori told Spanish radio station Cope he was angry about the situation and revealed he has told Ansu to leave the club. Ansu Fati's father Bori has revealed he believes his son to leave Barcelona for more game time Fati has largely been used as a substitute by Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez this season Bori, right, said agent Jorge Mendes has told him that Ansu wants to stay at Barcelona Bori said a meeting will take place with his agent Jorge Mendes next month, adding that he had not attended Barcelona's 2-1 win in El Clasico against Real Madrid due to his son's lack of playing time. He revealed Ansu remains determined to succeed at Barcelona, with club directors Jordi Cruyff and Mateu Alemany insisting he is part of the club's plans. 'At Barca they tell me that they have bet a lot on Ansu, they tell me that clearly,' Bori Fati said. 'When I sat down with Jorge Mendes, the first thing he told me was that Ansu wants to stay and will continue playing for Barcelona. 'But I, as a father, thought otherwise, and Ansu doesn't agree with that. 'What bothers me is how they are treating Ansu for minutes. One minute, two minutes, three minutes, that's what bothers me.' Bori insisted he has no issue with Barcelona head coach Xavi, but admitted his disappointment as a father. Spanish reports claimed last month that Mendes has been looking at potential options for Fati as he seeks regular first team action. The forward is reportedly remains determined to stay with the Catalan giants and is contracted until 2027. Bori Fati said he opted not to watch El Clasico at the Nou Camp amid his son's lack of minutes Bori Fati has refused to rule out his son moving to Sevilla or Real Madrid in the future Bori admitted he 'often thinks of Sevilla', where the family moved to from Guinea-Bissau, while claiming he would not rule out a move to Real Madrid in the future. 'I think a lot about Sevilla, about going home,' Bori said. 'Right now I wouldn't value an offer from Madrid, because Ansu wouldn't accept it. I can't put Ansu where he doesn't want to. 'But I will never speak ill of Madrid because they are two clubs very big and you never know what the world is going to bring you. 'You never know where it is going to take you.'
