Speculation over what happens next remains unclear, with Olmo’s hopes of a temporary deal until the end of the season looking slim.
The Catalan giants missed their original deadline of December 31 to sign the Spanish star for the coming months.
Despite frantic and high-profile attempts to secure funds and evidence to push through a new contract, the situation has reached a key turning point.
Dani Olmo wants to stay
La Liga and the RFEF have issued a joint update, affirming that a second registration will not be granted for their competitions, for Olmo or his teammate Pau Victor.
According to Marca’s latest update, Olmo and his camp have full confidence in Barcelona’s ability to win a legal appeal, to resolve the situation in a positive manner.
Only if all options are exhausted will Olmo consider a move away from Barcelona amid rumors of interest from Serie A and the Premier League on a six-month loan deal.
