Bayern Munich Speaks Out on the ‘Olmo Case’ and Threatens to Sign the Player in January
The ‘Olmo Case’ continues to make waves, and it’s no surprise why. FC Barcelona has once again found itself in a humiliating situation, with Joan Laporta’s management continuing to disappoint. The club’s president has failed once more to live up to the expectations of its supporters.
Regardless of what happens next, the image Barcelona is projecting to the world is disgraceful, and respect for the club is dwindling. One of the latest examples of this is the statement from Max Eberl, sporting director of Bayern Munich, who weighed in on the situation.
Eberl Comments on Olmo, Doesn’t Rule Out Winter Move
Eberl stated that while he is not currently interested in Dani Olmo, he does consider the player to be talented: “First, I need to familiarize myself with the Spanish regulations to understand what ‘registered’ and ‘not registered’ means. However, it’s not something that bothers us too much, though I do think he’s a good player,” he remarked.
Despite his comments, Bayern Munich has left the door open to potentially pursuing the player, signaling that Barcelona’s mismanagement could lead to them swooping in during the winter transfer window.
Rapinha’s Brutal Comments on the Barcelona Situation
Rapinha, one of the key players for Hansi Flick’s Bayern Munich, did not hold back when addressing the situation in a press conference. He spoke frankly, suggesting that if he were in Olmo’s shoes, he would think twice about joining Barcelona given their current instability: “If I saw the situation with Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor, I might reconsider whether coming here would be the best option,” he said.
Rapinha’s words carry weight, but it’s telling that a player with significant influence in the Bayern dressing room would make such a statement about his own club. The institutional chaos at Barcelona continues to paint a grim picture, and supporters have ample reason to be frustrated with the way things are being handled by the president and management.
A Motion of No Confidence Could Be Imminent
Back in Barcelona, there are already reports suggesting that a motion of no confidence against president Laporta could be on the horizon sooner rather than later. The atmosphere at the club remains turbulent, and it seems the issue surrounding Olmo’s registration has been the final straw that has led to mounting discontent among fans and members alike.
With Bayern Munich now showing interest in Olmo and the growing discontent at Barcelona, the situation is developing rapidly, and it remains to be seen whether the Catalan club can resolve its issues before the winter window opens.
