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Dani Olmo could finally make his debut with FC Barcelona. The Catalan club has just announced the squad selected by Hansi Flick to face Bilbao this Saturday at 7pm at Montjuic. The highlight of this squad is the presence of Dani Olmo. The star recruit of the Blaugrana transfer window, was selected by the German coach but he might not play the match as specified by the Catalan club.
Barça has still not settled the case of his registration with La Liga for financial reasons and the presence of the former RB Leipzig player is on hold for the moment. The presence, or not, of the attacking midfielder recruited for nearly 60 million euros can be confirmed up to five minutes before the match, otherwise the player will have to watch the match from the stands. The Spaniard is present in the group subject to being registered but the Spanish press explains that the trend is pessimistic in this matter since even the departure of Gundogan did not help to register him. With or without Dani Olmo, Barça will have to continue on its good momentum started with the victory (2-1) in Valencia in the opening of La Liga.
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