At Dani Olmo, after months of negotiations with RB Leipzig, the trend is still towards saying goodbye in the summer. More and more top clubs are showing interest in the 24-year-old Spaniard. With FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and clubs from England such as FC Arsenal or Manchester United in the draw, Leipzig is finding it difficult to convince Olmo to stay.
According to ‘Sky’, the Saxons now want to present the flexible attacking player with a final draft contract. The reigning cup winners go “to the monetary limits”. RB also has to stretch a lot when it comes to the exit clause. According to the pay channel, it is likely that Olmo will be offered two different clauses.
‘Sky’ estimates that the first clause would be around 70 million euros. The second passage would be intended specifically for a move to Spain. La Liga clubs would then have to pay less than other clubs.
No second case Laimer
Should Olmo not be satisfied with Leipzig’s concessions, a sale at the end of the season is planned according to the report. The Bundesliga team wants to prevent a case like Konrad Laimer from repeating itself and a top performer leaving without transfer proceeds. As a possible fee for this summer, ‘Sky’ brings around 30 million euros into play. Leipzig wants to put everything on one card again to avert such a scenario.
