According to a report from Football London, RB Leipzig remain open to letting Dani Olmo leave this summer. The attacking midfielder has been attracting interest from all over Europe, with Man City, Arsenal, and Chelsea vying to bring him to England.
The Spain international recently starred in his side’s Euro 2024 triumph. A graduate of La Masia, the 26-year-old is also linked with a return to Barcelona, who have had an offer expected to be north of £50 million rejected by Leipzig, who are holding out for more.
Olmo had a €60m release clause in his contract which expired on July 20.
Olmo’s current contract at Leipzig, worth €9.43 million per year, is set to run until June 2027. After graduating from La Masia, Olmo moved to Croatia to kick off his senior career, where he plied his trade for Dinamo Zagreb for six seasons before moving to Leipzig in 2020 in a €29m move.
As talented as Dani Olmo is, he is not going to fix the issues that plague Chelsea under the new ownership.
Because, for all their problems, the Blues aren’t short of players, having spent north of a billion pounds in player acquisitions since the summer of 2022.
The best thing for Chelsea to do right now is sit back, find in-house solutions, and wait for the players they already have to blossom, dipping into the market ever so rarely. Of course, based on their past habits and this summer’s activities, it is a near-impossible prospect, but one hopes for miracles every now and then.
Jadon Sancho has hit the ground running in his season-long loan at Chelsea, with the Blues eyeing a permanent deal…
Chelsea appear to be rediscovering their form under Enzo Maresca, aiming for a top-four finish as they currently sit third…
In their bid to further bolster their defense, Chelsea are aiming to make a big move for the star right-back…
Christopher Nkunku is keen to leave Chelsea in January over lack of game time in the Premier League There has…
Sporting CP star Viktor Gyokeres is on the radar of Chelsea Chelsea are riding high in the Premier League, sitting…
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca eyeing defensive reinforcements in January Chelsea could well find themselves in the market to improve their…