Published 14:01 IST, January 3rd 2020

Dani Olmo set to be brought back 'home' as Barcelona prepare bid for the Spaniard

Dani Olmo is flattered by the interest shown by LaLiga giants Barcelona and rumours suggest that a deal could be in place to bring in the Zagreb midfielder

Reported by: Abhishek Shetty
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Dinamo Zagreb's Spanish winger Dani Olmo, in a recent interview, revealed that his former club FC Barcelona have contacted him to bring him back to Spain. 21-year-old winger/attacking midfielder was part of 'La Masia' between 2007-2014 before he decided to move to Dinamo Zagreb. Dani Olmo quickly made a name for himself in Croatia with his stunning performance for Dinamo Zagreb as he became first-choice player for club despite his young . Olmo was also included in Spanish national team for ir Euro 2020 qualifying campaign. 

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"As my own club even says, Croatia has become too small for me," stated Dani Olmo

Dani Olmo, while talking to L'Esportiu, stated that it makes him happy that rumours of Barcelona pushing a move for him has become a concrete proposal w. midfielder added that he learned many life-long values during his six years at La Masia. Olmo expressed that his goal to play in a European Championship will be difficult if he spends next six months in a mir competition like one in Croatia. 21-year-old wants to take a step forward in his career and said that he is desperate to improve his skills and performance. Dani Olmo added that it will be better for him to leave as soon as possible if deal between Barcelona and Dinamo Zagreb falls right in place. 

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Transfer Rumours: Manchester City and Chelsea also in race to sign Dani Olmo

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14:01 IST, January 3rd 2020