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Ansu
Fati

La Masia Legend · Born 31 Oct 2002

23
Age
LW
Position
Monaco
Current Club

From Guinea-Bissau to the Nou Camp

Born in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, Anssumane Fati Vieira moved to Spain as a child. He passed through Sevilla's academy before joining FC Barcelona's La Masia at just 10 years old in 2012, where he would go on to rewrite the history books.

"Fati can play at 9, 11, 7, 10. He's very versatile. Fast. Great imagination. A natural talent who plays freely, as if it's the street." — Albert Puig, former La Masia Director

By 16, he had debuted for Barcelona's first team — the second-youngest ever to wear the shirt. He needed parental permission for his first match due to La Liga's late-night age rules. Within weeks he was already rewriting club and league history.

Nationality
Spain / Guinea-Bissau
Date of Birth
31 October 2002
Natural Position
Left Winger / Forward
Also Plays
Centre Forward, No. 10
La Masia Since
2012 (age 10)
Pro Debut
August 2019, age 16
Current Club
AS Monaco (loan from Barça)
International
Spain (Senior)

A Record Breaker From Day One

Youngest Barça Scorer Ever

On 31 August 2019, at just 16 years and 304 days old, Fati headed home against Osasuna to become the youngest goalscorer in FC Barcelona's entire history — surpassing Bojan Krkić and Lionel Messi.

La Liga Goal + Assist Record

On his first La Liga start, aged 16 years and 318 days, Fati scored and assisted within the first seven minutes against Valencia — making him the youngest player in La Liga history to do both in the same match.

Youngest Barça UCL Scorer

On 10 December 2019, aged 17 years and 40 days, Fati became the youngest goalscorer in Barcelona's Champions League history, netting the winner against Inter Milan at San Siro.

Spain's Youngest Scorer in 95 Years

In September 2020, at 17 years and 311 days, Ansu Fati broke a 95-year-old record to become Spain's youngest international goalscorer — making history for the senior national team.

Comeback From Serious Injury

After a severe knee injury in November 2020 sidelined him for over a year, Fati returned wearing Messi's iconic No. 10 shirt — scoring on his comeback to cement his status as a Barcelona icon in the making.

Monaco Loan — New Chapter

On loan at AS Monaco in 2025–26, Fati has been rediscovering his best form in Ligue 1, showing flashes of the electric talent that once had the world at his feet as a teenager at the Nou Camp.

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