Barcelona has invested 55 million euros in acquiring Dani Olmo from Lipsia after the European Championship triumph in Germany. Due to salary cap issues, Barcelona might not be able to keep him in the squad beyond December 31. Liverpool is interested in acquiring him.

Dani Olmo's registration with Barcelona was rejected by LaLiga, making him a free agent. Despite previously vowing to stay at the Nou Camp, he is now able to strike a free transfer agreement with a new club. Reports claim that Liverpool, along with other 'Big Six' Premier League clubs, are hoping to bring Olmo to England.

Liverpool, part of the 'Big Six' in England, has rekindled their interest in Dani Olmo, having previously considered him during the summer. They are closely monitoring his situation with the potential to sign him if he becomes a free agent. Olmo, currently 26 years old, might become a free agent from January 1 if his registration issue remains unresolved, a scenario that has caught the attention of top European clubs. Alongside Liverpool, other members of the Big Six, including Manchester City and Manchester United, are also interested, having shown interest during the summer. Chelsea and Tottenham have also made inquiries. In Germany, Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen are keeping an eye on the situation, while RB Leipzig, Olmo's former club, is reportedly surprised by the current circumstances and has stated that he will always have a place there. Despite the widespread interest, Olmo's aspiration remains to return to Barcelona, where he hopes to make history.