Bombshell in the last weeks of the transfer market: FC Barcelona has decided to open the exit door for Dani Olmo and are willing to listen to offers to sell him due to interest from the Premier League and Saudí Pro League.

The main reasons for this decision are the constant injuries the youth academy player has been suffering from since his arrival from RB Leipzig and the emergence of Fermín, who is performing at an impressive level to the point that he will be a starter for Hansi Flick at the beginning of this season.

Fermín opens the door for Dani Olmo's exit

Fermín's excellent preseason has altered the roadmap for the culé team. The young attacking midfielder has earned Flick's trust and is poised for a starting role. Adding to this, Raphinha could take on that creative role, while the left flank could be reinforced with Marcus Rashford.

With Gavi also capable of playing as an attacking midfielder in the 4-2-3-1 formation, there is significantly less space for Olmo.

FC Barcelona is looking to make a big sale this summer to register signings and balance their financial situation with LaLiga. The sale of Dani Olmo for a sum close to 60 million euros is seen as a viable solution.

His contract runs until 2030, allowing the club to maintain a strong position in negotiations.

Dani Olmo has not performed at the expected level in Barcelona

In his return to Barcelona, Olmo played 39 matches, scoring 12 goals and providing 7 assists in all competitions. However, his recurring injuries have hindered his continuity and performance, raising doubts about his ability to establish himself as a guaranteed starter.

Hansi Flick recognizes his talent but also believes the team needs players with greater physical regularity.

Interest from the Premier League and Saudi Arabia

Several clubs are monitoring Dani Olmo's situation. Tottenham leads the list of interested teams in the Premier League, while the Saudi Pro League has also shown willingness to make a significant offer.

An overseas sale would not only allow the culé club to generate significant income but also free up salary space for new reinforcements.

Selling Dani Olmo would mean losing a technically brilliant player, but it would also help solve some of Barcelona's financial woes. Internal competition, the need for liquidity, and the current market value of the player make this operation logical from the board's perspective.

The coming weeks will be crucial to determine Dani Olmo's future, as FC Barcelona also contemplates a sale that can bring in significant revenue to secure a key signing in the short or long term: Robert Lewandowski's heir.

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