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Barcelona signs Spanish striker Dani Olmo until June 2030

[10/08/2024 05:49]

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Barcelona announced today that it has signed Spanish striker Dani Olmo (26 years old) and added him to the first football team until June 2030.

The Spanish club explained in a statement on its official website that Olmo has become a Barcelona player until June 2030, and that the penalty clause will amount to 500 million euros.

Olmo played at the youth level with Espanyol and then moved to Barcelona in 2007, before leaving for Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia in 2014, and after (5) seasons in the Croatian club, the player moved to Leipzig in Germany in 2020.