Fulham forward Adama open to potential return to Barcelona, leaving door ajar for reunion

The Spanish player honed his skills in Barcelona's La Masia academy before making a move to Middlesbrough in England.

Adama later had a second spell on-loan with the Blaugrana, though it didn't work out as hoped.

He recalled to Cadena SER: "It's a bitter aftertaste, because every young Barça player wants to stay. I knew I was on loan, I knew the club's situation and my intention was to help as much as possible.

"It's true that halfway through my loan there was a change that was more of a personal nature and caused by the coach. I had come to replace Ousmane (Dembélé) in another position. As a player trained there, I will always be a Barcelonista.

"If I had the option, why not, but it would have to be under different circumstances."