Overview
- Several outlets reported on September 24 that Bayern Munich are drawing up a contingency plan to try to sign Dani Olmo in the January 2027 window, with no formal offer yet submitted.
- Reports place a likely opening valuation in the €70–€80 million range, a figure outlets say would be enough to force Barcelona to at least discuss a sale.
- Bayern view Olmo as low-risk because he spent four years at RB Leipzig and would need little time to readapt to the Bundesliga.
- Sources say Olmo’s playing time at Barcelona has shrunk this season behind players such as Fermin López, which is part of why he has emerged as a possible target.
- Any transfer would depend on Barcelona’s willingness to sell and the player’s agreement, and some reports say preliminary contact with his representatives and Barca could be pencilled in for November.