Manchester City Stuns Barcelona with Huge Bid for Rising Star

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**Manchester City Shocks Barcelona with Major Offer for Breakout Talent**

Manchester City is ramping up efforts to find a proper successor to Kevin De Bruyne, whose exit at the season’s close will leave a significant void. While the Belgian star has seen a dip in recent performances and received some criticism, he continues to play a vital role within the squad.

As reported by Spanish publication *El Nacional*, City has targeted Dani Olmo—a footballer greatly admired by Pep Guardiola, who has been keeping tabs on his development since his early days at Dinamo Zagreb and later at RB Leipzig in the Champions League.

City’s interest in Olmo isn’t new; they previously considered him after his impressive Euro campaign, but Barcelona acted first to secure him. Now, the English champions are readying a substantial proposal to sway Barcelona president Joan Laporta and director Deco. The deal is said to be worth €65 million plus up to €15 million in potential add-ons—making it one of the most valuable transfers in Barcelona’s history after Neymar.

Despite that, the bid is drawing mixed reactions. Olmo isn’t central to new manager Hansi Flick’s tactical plans, and given the depth in his position—along with his past injury troubles—Barcelona might be inclined to accept the offer.

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