July 12th 2024.
In an intense match between Spain and France, Dani Olmo proved to be the hero for his team as he scored the winning goal in the semi-finals of Euro 2024. This victory has not only boosted Spain's chances of winning the tournament, but it has also put Olmo under the spotlight and caught the attention of Premier League clubs.
The 26-year-old forward has been in top form throughout the European Championship and is currently a strong contender for the Golden Boot award. As a result, he has become a prime target for top English clubs such as Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester City. However, Olmo has made it clear that he is not easily swayed by the glamour of these clubs, and they will have to meet his release clause if they want to secure his services.
With his current contract set to expire on July 20, time is of the essence for these clubs to make a move for Olmo. But the player himself is solely focused on the Euros and has no intentions of discussing his future until after the tournament. He is fully committed to his current club, RB Leipzig, and maintains a good relationship with them, so there should be no issues if his release clause is met.
When asked about his release clause, Olmo confidently stated that the clubs know what they have to do if they want to sign him. If they fail to do so before the deadline, they will have to fight for his signature at a later date. For now, Olmo's main focus is on helping Spain win the Euros and he is not concerned about setting records or securing his future.
Speaking about their upcoming final against England, Olmo and his teammates are determined to bring home the trophy. They have overcome tough opponents such as Croatia, Italy, and Germany to reach the final and are only 90 minutes away from achieving their goal. The Spanish team is not just aiming for a record-breaking seventh consecutive win, but they are focused on lifting the trophy and becoming European champions for the fourth time.
Olmo recognizes that their journey to the final has not been easy, but he believes that to win the Euros, they have to beat the best teams. That is why victories against strong teams like Germany and potentially England would mean a lot to them. However, the team is not getting carried away by the hype and is approaching the final with the same mindset as they have had in every game - to play their best and come out victorious.
While Olmo's future in the Premier League remains uncertain, he is solely focused on bringing glory to his country and making history with Spain. As for the clubs interested in him, they will have to act fast if they want to secure his signature before his release clause expires. It is a battle that Olmo is ready for, and he is determined to continue his impressive form in the final against England.
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