Last summer Dani Olmo returned to Barcelona in a transfer that has proven their freely controversial, given the registration efforts of the club. However, he made a promising start in Catalonia, where he spent the early stages of his youth career for a move to Dinamo Zagreb in 2015.
Olmo had to make his way back to the top after leaving La Masia, and during an interview with Adri Contreras he expressed his life in being able to return to Barcelona.
“Nobody gave me anything in life. Everything I have achieved in football has experienced my own efforts and hard work, and it was not easy. But thanks to those experiences I became the person I am today. '
Olmo was also about the subject of busy in Barcelona, something that many players struggled with during his respective spells in Catalonia.
“People see me as if I was home again, but in reality I have to prove myself again. I knew that this place was the best for my playing style. I know that Barcelona can get the best out of me and I am here to help the team.
“The goal is always the same: winning. Barcelona is a big club and we are here to fight for everything. “
Olmo was also asked about his idol as a playmaker, which is the role he usually plays for Barcelona and the Spanish national team.
“Leo Messi is the best player in history, I know he is not a playmaker in the traditional sense, but he can play anywhere on the field. I have always looked at it since I was a child, I watched all his games and tried to learn. “
Olmo, who will miss the Barcelona match against Alaves on Sunday, because he still has to recover from a recent injury, is determined to prove himself, and he will have to make this given the big edition that the club made last summer in the midst of their financial crisis.
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