Pep Guardiola wants to play a dirty tour at Barça for Dani Olmo

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Recruited this summer by FC Barcelona from the RB Leipzig, Dani Olmo (27 years old), has delivered a great first season in Catalonia with 11 goals and 6 36 -game offerings. If everything was not perfect, the attacking midfielder trained at the Masia has experienced good passages despite injuries and several problems related to its liga registration. And if the player feels good within the Blaugrana club, Manchester City is not to be outdone.

According to ReaderPep Guardiola, the coach of the English club appreciates the profile of Dani Olmo and considers him as a possible ideal replacement by Kevin de Bruyne. If it is not considered an element to sell by FC Barcelona, ​​an attractive offer from Manchester City could change the situation for the one who was recruited against 55 million euros last August.

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Manu Tournoux

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