There are managerial decisions that can change the course of a footballer's career, and that's precisely what happened with Fermín, a player from FC Barcelona, ​​who was rejected by a team in the Polish First Division.

Rakow Czestochowa is the team in question, a Polish squad that ultimately decided not to sign the Barça youth player back in May last year.

Later, to the young footballer's fortune, Xavi Hernández decided to take him to the United States, and he ended up thriving. Today, he is one of the key players.

According to information from the Meczyki newspaper, as reported by Sport, contacts between Rakow Czestochowa and the Barcelona player's entourage began in April, setting a transfer with FC Barcelona for around $640,000, but ultimately everything fell apart.

Rakow ended up changing coaches and decided not to sign the player after a second evaluation. Ultimately, this "no" benefited the Blaugrana club, as now Fermín is valued at $16 million.