The transfer market continues to deliver surprising moves, and one of the key names in recent hours is Dani Olmo. The Catalan midfielder, a key player for Barcelona this season, is at the center of a legal dispute that could force his temporary departure. Taking advantage of this situation, AC Milan has knocked on Camp Nou's doors with an unexpected proposal.
According to sources close to the club, the Italian team has offered to take the player on loan until June. With no purchase option and the commitment to return him to the Barça discipline at the end of the season, Milan seeks to capitalize on the uncertainty surrounding Barça. This is due to LaLiga's sanctions, affecting both Olmo and Pau Víctor.
Milan sees Dani Olmo as a unique opportunity, with the final precautionary measure imposed by the CSD in favor of Barça still pending review. A loan until the end of the season would be a strategic move to strengthen their team without incurring transfer costs. However, the operation is far from being finalized, as the Lombard club is aware of the operation's difficulties.
Barça Appreciates the Offer and Declines It
Barça is not willing to part with one of its main figures mid-season. Especially in a context where every piece of the team is vital to compete both in LaLiga and in Europe. On the other hand, Dani Olmo also doesn't seem interested in leaving the club that brought him back to his hometown and where he has found sporting stability.
The Spanish international striker, born in Terrassa, has made his position clear, his goal is to succeed at FC Barcelona and establish himself as a reference in Hansi Flick's team. Even with Milan's interest, Olmo is not considering a change of scenery, aware that his place is at Camp Nou. Olmo is living a dream and is very clear about staying in Barcelona, he doesn't plan to move from home.
The CSD Must Respond Definitively
Meanwhile, the immediate future of Dani Olmo remains tied to the legal resolution that will affect Barça. If LaLiga appeals the CSD's precautionary measure and it is ruled against the blaugranas, the scenario could change drastically. However, for now, both the player and the club remain firm in their stance, although there's a fear that they may deny him the final precautionary measure, his future remains blaugrana.
Milan has tried, but it seems to be too late. Despite the economic and legal difficulties facing FC Barcelona, Dani Olmo is clear that he won't move. For now, the decision is in the hands of the offices, where the future of Olmo and Pau Víctor could be solved in the coming weeks.