Flick stands firm: he does not want to lose Andreas Christensen, and pressure mounts from Italy

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02/05/26 21:00:00

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The transfer market is entering its final stretch, and as usual at this time, rumors are running wild. In the case of FC Barcelona, the chapter of signings is practically closed, and attention is now focused solely on possible departures.

As reported by the newspaper Sport, one of the names that has emerged in the last hours is that of the Danish player Andreas Christensen, who is reportedly on AC Milan's radar. The Italian club is looking to strengthen its defense for an intense season ahead, and according to various reports in Italy, the Barça center-back fits the profile desired by the Lombardians. At 29 years old, Christensen still has competitive potential, although injuries have posed some setbacks in his career. Nevertheless, at Barça, they highly value his contribution since arriving on a free transfer from Chelsea, being a respected player both in the locker room and by the fans.

AC Milan pressuring to take Christensen from Barcelona

The Danish player's contract with the Catalan club expires in June 2026, so the club is not in a hurry to negotiate. However, the recent departure of Íñigo Martínez to Saudi Arabia has raised doubts in the sports management. Losing another center-back could leave Hansi Flick with fewer options than desired in a season with multiple challenges: League, Cup, Champions League, and Super Cup. The German coach has been clear: he does not want to dismantle his defense.

Christensen, who has occasionally been used as a midfielder by Xavi, has regained prominence in his natural position under Flick's guidance. For instance, he played in the final minutes of the last match against Levante at the Ciutat de València, helping in the comeback that ended with a 2-3 victory for the Catalans. His competitive performance is unquestionable, and his willingness has always been to stay in Barcelona.

However, in the closing stages of the market, everything can change within hours. Aware of the rumors, the player has made it clear that his priority is to continue defending the Blaugrana colors. Nonetheless, he does not rule out new experiences, especially in Spain or Italy. What seems to be ruled out is a return to the Premier League, where he already had an extensive period with Chelsea.

Milan's interest is aimed at reinforcing their squad with an experienced and reliable player. Serie A could represent a new challenge for Christensen, but Barcelona is not considering letting him go unless a viable financial proposal comes in. Currently, there is no formal offer on the table, although negotiations between clubs are ongoing, and everything will depend on how the market evolves in its final hours.

A departure of this magnitude would surprise the Blaugrana squad. Christensen has been known for his professionalism and commitment, even during tough times due to injuries. Additionally, he has maintained a good relationship with teammates like Ronald Araújo and Jules Koundé, who are key in the defensive structure. Letting him go now would leave Barça with fewer resources, forcing them to rely more on youngsters like Pau Cubarsí or to trust again in Eric García, who is seeking consolidation.

AC Milan's inquiry to Barcelona about Andreas Christensen adds another element of tension to what was already expected to be a hectic end to the market. Barcelona aims to maintain stability in its squad, Flick considers it necessary, and the player himself prefers to stay. However, in elite football, nothing is certain, and until the clock strikes 23:59 next Monday, uncertainty will remain the main player.

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