Dani Olmo, Barcelona's attacking midfielder, has reiterated his desire to remain at the Catalan club despite interest from Bayern Munich. The player, born in 1998, has been the subject of attention from the Bavarian club, which has been following his contractual situation for some time. As reported by Sport, Barcelona sporting director Deco and agent Juanma López met in Barcelona to discuss Olmo's future and clarify the positions of both parties. Bayern, while continuing to monitor the situation, has not yet presented an official offer and no concrete negotiations are underway.
The midfielder, who began his career in Barcelona's youth team before moving to Leipzig, has expressed his desire to continue his experience in Catalonia and consolidate his role in the squad led by Hansi Flick. Although the start of the season did not fully meet his expectations in terms of playing minutes, Barcelona still consider him an element of value. The Blaugrana management believes that Olmo can increase his importance within the team in the coming weeks, helping to strengthen the attacking part of the club.
Bayern Munich, although they have not yet made a formal offer, keep the window open for a possible transfer. However, Olmo's position is clear: he wants to stay at Barcelona and take advantage of the opportunities presented to him to become a protagonist of the club. The player therefore decided to focus on his path in Catalonia, continuing to work to earn more playing time and contribute to the team's success.
With the season still ongoing, Olmo's future remains uncertain only when it comes to potential external offers. At the moment, his priority is to stay at Barcelona and prove his worth under the guidance of Hansi Flick. The Catalan club, for its part, will continue to monitor the situation and evaluate how to best integrate the player into the squad, while Bayern Munich awaits any contractual developments.