According to Spanish newspaper Sport, Barcelona has finally determined the transfer plan for RB Leipzig midfielder Dani Olmo. After the player’s release clause expired, Barcelona believes they can sign him for a relatively lower price. Given the player’s personal preference, Leipzig have prioritized negotiations with Barcelona.
It is reported that Olmo had already received a promise from Leipzig that he would be allowed to leave if a suitable offer was made this summer. Although Barcelona are not the only club pursuing Olmo—English Premier League giants Arsenal also have their sights set on the current Spanish international—the player’s first choice is absolutely to play for Barcelona. With the player’s personal wishes bolstering their position, Barcelona waited until after Olmo’s €60 million release clause expired before making their move, believing they could slightly reduce the final price of the deal. Barcelona will offer a transfer fee comprising fixed and variable amounts, totaling €60 million. This is a more feasible transaction that may satisfy all parties involved in the negotiations.
Barcelona and Leipzig will begin discussions next week on how to reach an agreement. For Barcelona, it is crucial that they can pay the agreed fixed amount within a timeframe that is comfortable for the club, as they will have to make a greater financial effort for Nico Williams. In any case, the coming weeks will be a key period for Barcelona in the transfer window.
Spanish Media: Barcelona Finally Secure Priority in Olmo Negotiations; Leipzig Agree to Installment Payment for Transfer Fee. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/22483.html
