Arsenal, Man United and Liverpool linked with €60m-rated ace with 13-G/A this season
RB Leipzig midfielder Dani Olmo has been linked with a move away from the club at the end of the season.
The 26-year-old has been a key player for the German club and his performances have attracted the attention of several Premier League clubs. According to a report from the Spanish publication SPORT, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Liverpool are all keeping tabs on his development.
It will be interesting to see if they decide to make a move for him at the end of the season. The Spanish midfielder has eight goals and five assists to his name in all competitions and he could prove to be a quality acquisition.
Arsenal need to add more quality and depth to the squad in the final third and Olmo would be a superb acquisition. He can slot in as the attacking midfielder as well as a winger. He will add goal and creativity to the side. Similarly, Chelsea and Liverpool need more creativity and technical ability in the final third so that they can create more goalscoring opportunities.
Dani Olmo would improve all four clubs
Manchester United have been overly dependent on Bruno Fernandes for creativity and goals, and they could use more support in that department. Christian Eriksen is set to leave the club permanently and Olmo would be a superb addition. The Spanish midfielder could be tempted to move to the Premier League and it remains to be where he ends up.
All four clubs would represent an excellent opportunity for the player and he will look to prove himself in English football. He has the physical and technical attributes to do well in the Premier League and he could be a key player for all four clubs.
The midfielder has a €60 million release clause in his contract and the English club certainly have the financial muscle to afford him. It remains to be seen whether they are ready to come forward with an official proposal in the coming weeks.
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