“We can’t afford him and that’s why we’re giving up on him to join Arsenal by January”- Barcelona Boss Hansi flick have just hinted that Arsenal have seal a deal for world-class versatile star who Barcelona cannot afford to pay his transfer fee due to their financial constraints- Player’s NOT a STRIKER
“We can’t afford him and that’s why we’re giving up on him to join Arsenal by January”- Barcelona Boss Hansi flick have just hinted that Arsenal have seal a deal for world-class versatile star who Barcelona cannot afford to pay his transfer fee due to their financial constraints- Player’s NOT a STRIKER
Arsenal and Manchester City are monitoring Dani Olmo, who could leave Barcelona on a free despite only signing for the Spanish giants in the summer. Elsewhere, Ruben Amorim has completed his first deal as Manchester United manager as Paraguayan teenager Diego Leon has reportedly joined the club, and Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford could join Tottenham next month in a £20 million deal.
Arsenal and Man City tracking Olmo
Dani Olmo could leave Barcelona on a free transfer, it has emerged, with Arsenal and Manchester City monitoring the midfielder’s situation.
Reports claim the Spain international has only been registered with Barcelona until December 31 and could depart the club despite only signing from RB Leipzig in a £52 million deal last summer.
Arsenal are monitoring Dani Olmo with Barcelona unsure whether they will be able to register the attacking midfielder for the second half of the season,” reads an article in the Mirror.
“The Euro 2024 winner, 26, joined Barca from Red Bull Leipzig in a £52 million deal this past summer after starring for Spain in Germany. But his future at the Nou Camp is already in doubt.
“With Barcelona’s financial issues already well documented, it’s emerged that Olmo has only been registered with La Liga until December 31 – and there are fears he will not be able to feature for Hansi Flick’s side beyond that date.
“Reports in Spain claim that could pave the way for Olmo to leave the club on a free agent due to a contract clause which would kick in if he cannot be registered.
“It’s said both Arsenal and Manchester City are keeping an eye on the situation, as are Bayern Munich. Olmo has five goals to his name this term in 10 league appearances.
“Barcelona executives Deco and Joan Laporta – the club’s president – are ‘scrambling’ to find a solution ahead of the New Year, which could leave them vulnerable to approaches from some of Europe’s elite in the winter transfer window.
“All eyes will be on The Gunners in January with some fans keen on the idea of Mikel Arteta and co signing a new striker to boost their title hopes.”
