In the winter transfer window, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) hopes to acquire Dani Olmo, whom Barcelona values at 70 million euros.
Luis Enrique, who views the Spanish international as the perfect addition to support his project at the Parc des Princes, directly requested the interest of the Parisian squad. The player, who isn’t having his finest season at Barça, may be the French team’s next big target.
Dani Olmo has not had a good start to the season. His effectiveness in La Liga EA Sports has been questioned, and he has hardly started a game against Rayo Vallecano.
He was assigned a supporting position by Hans-Dieter Flick, and his visibility has been further curtailed by internal rivalry as a result of FermÃn López’s strong performance. Barça may now evaluate bids for the 27-year-old player as a result of this circumstance.
Despite his recent poor play, he still has faith in his skills at the Catalan club because of his noteworthy goals and assists during his first season. But his progress has been hampered by injuries.
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According to reports, Paris Saint-Germain intends to make a bid for Barcelona forward Dani Olmo in 2026. Luis Enrique, the head coach of the French team, is apparently a big fan of the Spaniard. According to reports, many prominent European clubs, including Premier League sides, have been put on notice that Barcelona is prepared to sell Olmo for the appropriate price.
Due to their financial difficulties, Barcelona is still under pressure to make a huge sale. By selling to Olmo, they would be able to retain Fermin, who played well against Valencia the last time out.
As the French champions want to win additional titles this season, Enrique reportedly sees the Spain international as the perfect addition to his offensive unit, even though PSG is well-stocked in the last third of the field.
Olmo’s skill is undeniable, but it’s safe to say that since moving to Camp Nou, he has found it difficult to consistently display his finest play. Barcelona would need to give serious consideration to an offer of about €70 million (£61 million).
