Héctor Fort has been advised by Deco and the German coach to leave Barcelona to get more playing time. A loan is the most probable option, but a transfer with a buy-back clause is also possible.

Barcelona have decided against selling right back Héctor Fort and would rather loan him out instead. Borussia Dortmund are among his admirers, according to Mundo Deportivo.

Hector Fort, a 19-year-old right-back with 17 appearances in La Liga for the 2024-2025 season, is considered a plan B for Paris FC in case of failure to acquire Hamari Traoré. Mundo Deportivo reports that FC Barcelona, Fort's current club, is open to a loan or a transfer while retaining a percentage of his rights. They also wish to include a buy-back clause in case Fort's performance significantly improves. Fort himself wants to continue preparing with Barcelona to try to convince coach Hansi Flick, though his chances are slim due to competition from Jules Koundé and Eric Garcia.

Barcelona are open to selling Hector Fort and want to include a buy-back clause or a high sell-on clause. Paris FC, overseen by Jurgen Klopp as part of a project with Red Bull, is interested in signing Fort as they approach their first-ever Ligue 1 season.

L'Équipe reports that Hector Fort, a young right-back from FC Barcelona, is reportedly on Paris FC's radar. He played 17 La Liga matches and 2 Champions League matches last season. Paris FC is considering activating this option more deeply if their pursuit of Hamari Traoré fails. Fort's age and potential align with what the Parisian leaders are looking for.

FC Barcelona is open to both a loan and a permanent transfer for the 18-year-old right-back Héctor Fort. RCD Mallorca has shown interest in acquiring him. The decision comes as head coach Hansi Flick considers the defensive positions sufficiently strong, with players like Jules Koundé and Eric García on the right, and Alejandro Balde, Jofre Torrents, and Gerard Martín on the left.

Héctor Fort might be loaned out this summer as Barcelona wants to find a place where he can get more minutes and continuity, given that he currently doesn't have a place in the first team under Hansi Flick.

Héctor Fort, despite limited playtime, has been approached by PSV Eindhoven. However, he has decided not to follow up on this interest as he aims to gain the trust of FC Barcelona's coach Hans-Dieter Flick. He is contracted until June 2029.

PSV Eindhoven is showing serious interest in Hector Fort, an eighteen-year-old Spanish defender from FC Barcelona. Fort's future at Barça is uncertain as he doesn't seem to be in the plans of coach Hansi Flick, who prefers Eric García as a replacement for the injured Jules Koundé. Fort has a contract with Barcelona until mid-2026. PSV has not yet made an official proposal but has been following the young right-back for months. They are urgently searching for a stand-in for Sergiño Dest due to the departure of Richard Ledezma and Rick Karsdorp.

Héctor Fort is on FC Barcelona's internal list of players available for transfer, as the club aims to generate income for new acquisitions. There is interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia to pay above market value.

Hector Fort is expected to leave Barcelona in June because he hasn't proven to be a reliable backup at the level of Koundé. The club is already looking for other right-backs, such as Dodo.

The Italian team Côme made an offer of 8 million euros to FC Barcelona for their young right-back, Héctor Fort. However, the proposal was declined at the player's request. Héctor, who was formed at the Catalan club, wishes to climb the ranks at FC Barcelona. This season, he has managed to integrate into Hansi Flick's rotation, participating in 11 La Liga matches.

Barcelona are trying to send right-back Hector Fort out on loan in January. He is firmly behind Jules Kounde in the right-back pecking order.

If Marc Pubill joins FC Barcelona, Héctor Fort, who has not convinced Hansi Flick for a place in the first team, will be loaned out to gain more playing time and not hinder his development.