When is it Josko Guardiol three years ago, as an 18-year-old, he went from Dinamo to Leipzig, he was welcomed there Dani Olmo (25). He was like an older brother to him, and they became friends back in the Maximilian days. Joško went to Manchester City last summer for 90 million euros and left the Spaniard in Leipzig, but već in the summer, this duo could hang out in a third joint club!
Olmo came to Germany four years ago and many are of the opinion that the time has come for him to step up, and there is huge interest in him. Real Madrid, Barcelona want him, and it seems, as AS writes, that the most persistent is Manchester City, the club of our Joško Guardiola and Mateo Kovac.
– In the contract, he has a compensation clause of 60 million euros until 2027, an amount that is insufficient for many, but does not represent a problem for the Premier League players. Bild reported that City would be willing to pay Olm’s release clause next summer. The interest of the club from Manchester is not new, but it is not the only club from England that is ready for the “operation” of bringing Olm. Clubs like United and Chelsea are also among the candidates – writes the Spanish AS.
In the last čfour years č, Olmo has often had problems with injuries and never shined to the end in Leipzig, but lately he has been playing fantastically. This season, he played only 18 games in the Bundesliga with five goals and four assists, and the biggest moment of the season was three goals against Bayern in the Super Cup and that spectacular goal against Brazil in a friendly match (3-3).
Pep Guardiola is amazed by Olmo’s technical and tactical capacities, as well as his character, so he believes that he would fit in perfectly at City. And there he would be welcomed by his friend Gvardiol and Croatian national team member Mateo Kova. If the Spaniard really arrives at the Etihad, at the same moment the ‘citizens’ would have as many as three former Dynamo players in their roster! It would be one more in a series of great accolades for the Croatian champion who, in the last 15 years or so, has created dozens of players who have made aerobic careers.
And Dinamo would have a nice mustache from this transfer. Leipzig paid him 29 million euros, and it was also agreed that the Blues would receive 20 percent of the German club’s earnings during the next transfer. If Leipzig sells him for 60 million euros, the amount they cashed out to Dinamo would be deducted and the Maksimir club would receive around six million euros. Neither plowed nor dug, and a nice figure would settle in the treasury.