Barcelona manager Hansi Flick expressed disappointment over Dro Fernández's move to Paris Saint-Germain. The 18-year-old forward, who had impressed Flick, signed with PSG for a fee slightly above his €6 million release clause. Flick admitted he "loved this boy," highlighting the personal connection and the club's loss.

Dro's departure comes after only making five appearances for Barcelona, including debuts in LaLiga and the Champions League. Despite his limited playing time, his potential was evident. Flick's comments reveal the frustration of losing a promising young talent and the impact on Barcelona's squad depth, especially in attack.

Barcelona sporting director Deco suggested the move might be premature for Dro's career. With the transfer window closed, Barcelona looks ahead to the remainder of the season. They are competing in LaLiga, the Copa del Rey, and the Champions League, with Pedri and Gavi returning from injury to bolster their squad.

Barcelona currently leads Real Madrid by one point in LaLiga. They are set to face Elche in their next league match. Flick remains optimistic about the team's chances, citing the quality of the squad and the potential contributions from youth players from La Masia, the club's famed academy.