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Bayern watches Dani Olmo while eyeing Olise and Musiala's exits

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Bayern watches Dani Olmo while eyeing Olise and Musiala's exits

Dani Olmo, 28‑year‑old attacking midfielder of Barça, is back on Bayern Munich’s agenda, according to the portal, which indicates that the German giant has his name well noted in case Michael Olise or Jamal Musiala leave the club in the upcoming winter transfer window.

History of mutual interest

Bayern’s tracking of Olmo is not recent; they were already showing interest when the player was at Dinamo Zagreb and later at RB Leipzig, where he stood out in duels against the Bavarians. His hat‑trick in the 2023 German Super Cup final is etched in the club’s memory.

Transfer conditions and possibilities

Olmo signed with Barça until 2030 and carries a €500 million release clause. It notes that the estimated price for a possible transfer would be around €70 million, ten million less than what the Catalan club paid two summers ago. Despite that figure, Barça’s management considers the attacking midfielder a key element and does not contemplate his departure.

Bayern’s renewed interest comes in a context of possible departures in attack, specifically Michael Olise or Jamal Musiala, which would open a window for Olmo to join the German club.

Ferran Martínez, quoted by Laura Aparicio, said that internal competition at Barça is bearing fruit and that Olmo can also operate as a false ‘9’, offering versatility to the Catalan offense.

In a recent training session with the Spanish national team, Olmo showed his continuity at the international level, preparing for the Nations League matches he will play in the coming days.

Meanwhile, Bayern continues to assess its options, without officially confirming any move, and keeps an eye on the future of Olise and Musiala.

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