Dani Olmo’s Agent Declares: ‘Barça Is the Only Choice!

Andy Bara, the agent for Dani Olmo, has made it clear that the player has complete faith in FC Barcelona and the board’s efforts to register him again in La Liga.

Although he is currently unregistered and unable to participate in matches for FC Barcelona, Dani Olmo is doing his best to remain composed.

“It’s a stressful situation for Dani, just like it would be for any player. He’s an exceptional talent and a wonderful person. He’s trying to keep his cool. Dani loves to play, not just watch the games,” his agent, Andy Bara, shared.

In an interview with GiveMeSport, the agent stressed that neither the player nor his team is considering any alternatives other than staying with the Catalan club.

“We are not in talks with any other club. Dani is a Barcelona player and wants to keep it that way. He has worked hard throughout his career to be here. This has been his dream for a long time. Barça is the first and only option! Dani, his father, his family, and I are not looking at other possibilities,” he stated.

Full Confidence Shown by Barcelona to Keep Dani Olmo

Barça has shown complete confidence in the board’s ability to resolve Dani Olmo‘s situation permanently.

“We have great respect for President Laporta and Deco. They made a significant effort to bring Dani here this summer. We believe in the project; it has the potential to be one of the best in the world in the coming years. We are confident that Barcelona will achieve great success again, similar to the Messi era.

Dani, his family, and I… we all want him to stay at Barcelona. Honestly, I feel calm. It’s an unusual situation, but I trust Laporta and Deco, and I believe they will find a solution for Dani. This is a massive club. I think Barcelona will make it work.

LaLiga should support them instead of those reports suggesting he can’t join the National Team. I am certain that Dani Olmo will be at Barça for many years. He is happy at the club, and this is where he wants to be,”

The agent emphasized that while it would be a fantastic chance to make a significant amount of money, Olmo is not looking to take advantage of this situation to move to another club on a free transfer.

“Would we make a lot of money if it were a free transfer? Absolutely, the best deals often happen when top players are available for free, but emotions play a crucial role too. We don’t base our decisions solely on money.

Dani plays and loves football. He has worked hard to be at Barcelona today. I’m also pleased that Dani is at Barcelona. He is among the best in the world at one of the greatest clubs,” he concluded.