Ansu Fati, the former Barcelona and Spain sensation, reveals his exciting music career and hints at new songs in the works!

ANSU FATI revealed he is pitch perfect not only in football but in the music studio as he lifted the lid on his passion for signing.

was sold permanently to Monaco this summer for £9.3million.

When he is not on a football pitch, he is in the music studio with him already releasing one track called Sea Como Sea on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music last month.

The song’s name means Whatever It Takes and he has also released an Amapiano version of the track, which has 1.1MILLION views on YouTube.

Fati says he is currently working in the studio and plans to release new music soon.

He said: “Singing is a hobby. I’ve always loved music, and people who know me know it’s something I’ve had since I was a child. But football is my passion, and I can’t compare it to anything,

“I have several songs I’m working on, and the idea is to release them soon.”

Fati has hailed his love for music for hauling him out of some dark periods of his life.

He was once dubbed the next Lionel Messi and .

But his career was blighted with devastating knee injuries and subsequent surgeries that robbed him of regular game time.

He added: “Sometimes when you’re alone, you just start writing and they just came out.

“I had some tough periods where it helped me get out of that rut.”

On the meaning of the song Sea Como Sea, he said: “A lot of people ask me if this song Sea Como Sea is about a girl or what.

“I’m not going to say, haha. It’s a concept – everyone can interpret it as they feel it, as they feel at that moment,

“But basically it’s that with hard work and dedication you can achieve whatever you want, no matter what.”

The academy prospect says his teammates are fully supportive of his music career, particularly his old pals at the Nou Camp.

is among the names that Fati listed.

He said: “They weren’t surprised because I’ve always been one of those who plays music in the locker room or is always singing and dancing. I shared them with several people,

“Like Gavi, Lamine, Balde, Araujo. They also gave me a big push, telling me to release it because people would like it.

“It would be a dream to one day be able to sing in front of so many people and show them my songs.”