Signed from FC Barcelona last winter for €8 million, Dro Fernandez has already added his name to PSG’s honors list after winning the UEFA Champions League just a few months following his arrival. However, despite the team’s success, questions are beginning to emerge about his individual situation.
The young Spanish attacking midfielder is still struggling to establish himself in Luis Enrique’s highly competitive squad. A striking example of this paradox is that he played more minutes in the Champions League with Barcelona than he has with PSG, where he featured for only three minutes in Europe. Nevertheless, he can now call himself a European champion.
PSG Expect More From Dro Fernandez
In Ligue 1, his record remains respectable with 12 appearances and one goal. Yet his lack of consistency and a physical profile that is still considered a work in progress have slowed his rise in the Parisian pecking order.
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According to Sport, expectations inside the club are now much higher. PSG no longer wants to see Fernandez merely as a promising La Masia graduate, but as a player capable of competing with the squad’s top performers for regular minutes.
The 2026-27 season could therefore be a defining one—either the year he truly breaks through or a crucial test of his ability to reach the next level. The coaching staff is expecting a more mature, stronger, and more influential Dro Fernandez ready to earn his place in the rotation.
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