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Barça see João Félix as an attacking solution, but he threatens Olmo's place

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·
Barça see João Félix as an attacking solution, but he threatens Olmo's place

In the corridors of Camp Nou, the executives of FC Barcelona are already considering the possibility of bringing in João Félix, even though the Portuguese player has not yet returned from injury. His profile appeals to part of the board and could give Hansi Flick a new option behind the striker.

A role to be redefined

The forward would play either behind the striker or as an attacking midfielder, a position already very crowded. This arrival would force the German coach to reshuffle the roles in the attacking zone, where Dani Olmo regularly occupies the spot.

Olmo directly threatened

Dani Olmo could be the first to be affected, his playing space at risk of being reduced. Fermín López already provides another alternative to play between the lines, which further complicates the situation.

Possible consequences

According to El Nacional, Félix's return could cut Olmo's playing time and open the door to a departure. Olmo wants to stay at Barça, but his status could change if he loses his place.

Bayern's interest

Bayern Munich is closely monitoring the situation, valuing Félix's experience in the Bundesliga. The Bavarians could offer around €80 million, a sum the Catalan club could not ignore.

For now, no agreement is confirmed and the scenario remains contingent on several conditions: Félix's return, his integration and Flick's decision.

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