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Despite a double course in Spanish/Communication, I decided to take control of my dreams by heading into journalism. With a master's degree in sports journalism, I cover sports and Football news with as much admiration for transfer periods, when a club must make crucial choices for next season.
For several days, FC Barcelona has been trying, in vain, to register its summer recruit Dani Olmo for the second part of the season. But due to financial difficulties, the Catalan club is not achieving its goals, and this Saturday, La Liga and the RFEF once again rejected the registration of the attacking midfielder, coveted in particular by PSG.
The PSG could strike a huge blow in the winter transfer window. Like several European leaders like Manchester City et Arsenalthe capital club is one of the clubs closely monitoring the file Dani Olmo on the side of Barcelona. As a reminder, the attacking midfielder recruited for €50M by the Barça last summer, is not registered for the rest of the season.
PSG ready to pounce on the big move Dani Olmo?
And this for economic concerns once again encountered by the Catalan club. Obviously, tension rises as this Friday, the player's agent affirmed that Dani Olmo was stressed by his situation, although the 26-year-old's primary objective was to continue the adventure within his training club. Earlier in the week, CaughtOffside revealed that if his situation did not improve, Dani Olmo could look elsewhere. At PSGhe could find Luis Enriquewho notably launched it with the Spanish selection in 2019…
The Spaniard's registration rejected again!
In any case, this file is here to stay. This Saturday afternoon, La Liga as well as the RFEF (Spanish Football Federation), once again rejected the registration of Dani Olmo but also of Hi Victorand made it official through a press release: “The Monitoring Commission undertakes not to grant the prior visa or the definitive license requested by FC Barcelona to the players Mr. Daniel Olmo Carvajal. and Mr. Pau Víctor Delgado in accordance with the interpretation of articles 130.2 and 141.5 of the General Regulations of the RFEF, which prevent a player, whose license is canceled, from being able, during the same season, to obtain a license in the same club to which he was linked” can we read within the latter. To be continued…
