According to Sport, Dani Olmo is contracted to Barcelona until 2030, but Bayern Munich has recently intensified its interest in the midfielder. Under Flick, Olmo must compete with Fermín López for the attacking midfielder position, complicating his situation further. SPORT.es's program "La Posesión" analyzed Olmo's circumstances in detail, offering insights into this potential transfer.

According to "La Posesión," Dani Olmo is listed as Bayern Munich's top transfer target for next season. Bayern believes that Musiala or Sane, or possibly both, could leave the club. Both players are among the team's best and can change the course of matches for a team competing for all titles.

Should one or both depart, Bayern would attempt to sign Olmo, as the German club has serious interest in the attacking midfielder from Terrassa.

The Key Figure Behind Bayern's Interest

Behind this interest, according to "La Posesión," is an important figure: Bayern's sporting director Max Eberl. Before Olmo joined RB Leipzig from Dinamo Zagreb, Eberl worked at Borussia Mönchengladbach and later spent a year with Olmo at Leipzig. Eberl has consistently valued the Terrassa-born player highly, they maintain good relations, and he admires Olmo's playing style.

Clearly, for Olmo to move to Munich, two conditions must be met: first, Barcelona must agree to sell; second, the player himself must want to leave.

At present, the program noted that considering only emotional factors, an Olmo departure would be nearly impossible, as he is a devoted Barcelona fan. However, considering reality, certain circumstances that unfolded this season leave a small window open.

The difficulty lies in the enormous effort Olmo invested to finally realize his dream of playing for Barcelona's first team after his time in Croatia and Germany.

The Ballon d'Or List Details

However, the season remains long, and the competition between Olmo and Fermín López for the attacking midfielder spot still bears watching, with several variables at play. "La Posesión" acknowledged that Olmo desires more consistent playing time, which he has enjoyed with the Spanish national team, where he is essential to De la Fuente's setup.

The program also discussed a point of "detail": the club's justified frustration that Raphinha and Pedri were omitted from the 30-man Ballon d'Or shortlist, yet similar internal reaction was not triggered when Olmo's World Cup performance and Barcelona season—equally worthy of selection—were similarly overlooked.

However, "La Posesión" made clear that such details alone would be insufficient for Olmo to seriously consider leaving. The real story is that Bayern intends to make a serious push to acquire Olmo.

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