Chelsea has officially made a €50 million bid for Fermin, with Barcelona evaluating the offer as fans plead not to sell.

A skilled cook cannot work without ingredients; Barcelona is short on funds and must sell some players to survive. According to the latest report from Spain's "Mundo Deportivo," Chelsea has formally offered €50 million for Barcelona's 22-year-old Spanish midfielder Fermin. Barcelona is currently carefully considering this proposal, as €50 million could solve their current financial issues. Deco is handling Chelsea's detailed offer, while Fermin's team is aware of the possibility of the player continuing his career at Barcelona.

It is reported that Flick has urged the club to retain Fermin. Now, the crucial decision lies with the player: whether to stay at Barcelona or move to the Premier League by joining Chelsea.

In response, Barcelona fans have flooded social media urging not to sell Fermin. Chelsea has valued Jackson at €80 million, so €50 million for Fermin is considered too low. Fans believe Barcelona should not sell him cheaply and that rotating Fermin with Olmo in the attacking midfield role would be excellent, allowing healthy competition for the spot.

Fermin is a product of Barcelona's youth academy. He was promoted to the first team at the start of the 2023-24 season and has played 89 matches across all competitions, scoring 19 goals and providing 11 assists. He is versatile with both passing and shooting skills.

Fermin is currently 22 years old, stands 1.74 meters tall, is right-footed, and primarily plays as an attacking midfielder. His contract with Barcelona runs until 2029. Transfermarkt values him at €50 million. Last season, he appeared in 46 matches across all competitions, scoring 8 goals and assisting 10 times.