FC Barcelona is facing issues with registering Dani Olmo for the second half of the season. If the registration is refused, Olmo could terminate his contract valid until 2030. This would have severe financial implications for Barcelona, including paying Olmo's full salary of around 50 million and immediately paying RB Leipzig the agreed transfer fee of 55 million euros, initially payable in three installments. With additional bonus agreements, the total amount could exceed 60 million euros.

Dani Olmo is currently facing registration issues at Barcelona due to the club's financial difficulties. Despite being temporarily registered thanks to an injury to Christensen, the extension until December 31 might not be prolonged. There are various rumors linking him to clubs in Germany including RB Leipzig, with Barcelona trying hard to resolve the situation. Meanwhile, Olmo is waiting for Barcelona's resolution, although his name is being mentioned in the context of several clubs.

Dani Olmo is facing uncertainty at Barcelona due to financial fair play issues, preventing his registration. RB Leipzig, his former club, is interested in re-signing him. Barcelona must still pay the 55 million euros transfer fee plus Olmo's salary, effectively making it a six-month 'loan'. Leipzig is keen to bring him back, especially with Xavi Simons injured.

Dani Olmo is facing potential transfer interest due to a clause in his contract allowing him to leave FC Barcelona on a free transfer if not registered. Despite Barcelona's financial struggles, and failed attempts to secure his registration, Olmo's agent has stated that he intends to stay. However, RB Leipzig is reportedly interested in acquiring the 26-year-old midfielder.