Barcelona’s efforts to resolve the registration issue surrounding Spanish international Dani Olmo have stretched into the new year, leaving the player ineligible for La Liga action since his registration expired in December 2024.
Dani Olmo’s Agent Offers Hope in Barcelona Saga: “Big Money Isn’t Everything”
Despite a flurry of attempts to finalize the financial arrangements necessary for his eligibility, progress remains painstakingly slow.
In the face of uncertainty, Olmo’s agent, Andy Bara, has offered a measured yet hopeful perspective on the situation.
Speaking to media outlets, Bara underscored their confidence in Barcelona’s leadership to resolve the matter.
“I believe in president Laporta and Deco. I trust they’ll find a solution for Dani. Barcelona is a massive club,” he affirmed.
The 26-year-old midfielder, who joined the Catalan giants in a high-profile move last summer, has reportedly maintained his commitment to staying with the club.
Bara reiterated this sentiment, dismissing speculation about a potential contract termination or an immediate free transfer exit.
“We’ve never made career decisions based on money,” Bara explained.
“Dani plays for his love of the game, and he made a huge effort to be at Barca.”
The ongoing saga comes at a pivotal moment for both Barcelona and Olmo. With the January transfer window in full swing and the second half of the season looming, the Blaugrana are eager to have the versatile playmaker back on the pitch.
Bara, however, struck a reassuring tone. “Of course, big money is a factor in free transfers, but emotions also matter.
Dani is at one of the biggest clubs in the world, and he wants to contribute to their success.”
For now, Olmo remains sidelined, but his belief in the club’s leadership echoes the determination of a player who dreams of making his mark at the Camp Nou.
As the clock ticks, all eyes are on Barcelona to deliver a solution that keeps one of Spain’s brightest talents where he belongs—on the field, wearing the iconic Blaugrana jersey.
