Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo recently sat down for an extensive interview for the program ‘Universo Valdano’.
In the interview, he reflected on his football journey, from starting as a child playing alongside his brother to his time at Espanyol, and Barcelona’s youth academy.
He also discussed his bold decision to move to Croatia at the age of 16, his outlook on football, and his eventual return to Barcelona, the club where his heart lies.
At just 26 years old, despite his many achievements, Olmo remains hungry for more success. He admitted, “I feel like I haven’t done anything yet and there’s so much more I can achieve.”
Although he has tasted success with Spain and Dinamo Zagreb, Olmo is driven by his desire to lift more trophies with Barcelona. His ambition to win titles is clear:
“I’m insatiable, I want to win more and more and keep winning. In the end, we compete for titles, we are footballers and we like to win, I don’t like to lose even to marbles, you always have to go for everything,” he added.
Starting a new chapter
Dani Olmo wants to keep winning at Barcelona. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)
Olmo’s return to Barcelona is not about closing a chapter; rather, he views it as the beginning of a new and exciting journey.
His goal is to help the team secure more titles and bring joy to the fans. His hunger for victory is unwavering, as he doesn’t enjoy losing, not even in the smallest of games.
“Barcelona are not closing the cycle, but starting a new one with the maximum enthusiasm and the same ambition that I have had until now.
“The next step is to win and continue winning to give everyone a lot of joy,” he said.
Best playing position
When it comes to his preferred position on the pitch, Olmo made it clear that playing as an attacking midfielder, in the number 10 role just behind the striker, is where he feels most comfortable.
“As a…
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Author : Swapnil Bhopatkar
Publish date : 2024-10-22 05:20:00
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