While Joan Laporta and Deco continue their desperate attempts to find a solution to the problem posed by Dani Olmo, the player himself has already started negotiating with other clubs.
With no appearances on the list of players registered in La Liga, Olmo has a clause in his contract that allows him to leave Barcelona for free, giving him the freedom to move to any other team.
Although his priority is to stay at the club, he does not want to waste time and has already begun exploring several options that could lead him to leave.
It seems increasingly difficult for the 26-year-old striker to continue with Hansi Flick’s team, especially after all of the player’s appeals were rejected and he was not granted a precautionary measure. This means that the Spanish international risks missing out on competitive matches for six months if he remains at Camp Nou, which has attracted the attention of several clubs.
According to information from the Spanish newspaper “El Nacional”, it is unusual for clubs to have the opportunity to sign a star of Olmo’s level and experience without paying any money, especially in the winter transfer market.
Among the clubs interested in signing the former Leipzig player are Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Juventus, and Inter Milan.
However, Paris Saint-Germain seems to be the club most determined to sign Olmo. Luis Enrique, the team’s coach, has an excellent relationship with his former student, who was one of the main players in the “La Roja” team, and believes that Olmo will be a strong addition to the team.
Accordingly, Enrique has already recommended Nasser Al-Khelaifi to start the necessary procedures to force the player to leave Barcelona and join a new challenge in the French capital.
If the deal goes through, it will be another blow for Joan Laporta and Deco, who will see their only signing of the summer leave for a team that is Barcelona’s most hostile, both on and off the pitch.
Dani Olmo could be the next player to leave Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain, joining the list of players who have previously left the Catalan club, such as Ousmane Dembele, Lionel Messi, Xavi Simons, and Neymar Jr. However, this time he will leave for free.