FC Barcelona has decided not to pursue a potential transfer involving Dani Olmo, following a significant offer from a Saudi Arabian club. Reports from Futboll Gazeta Express, published on April 5th, 2026, indicate that Al-Qadsiah submitted an offer for the player worth 40 million euros. Barcelona has officially rejected this proposal.
Despite the substantial sum offered, the Spanish club remains firm in its decision not to acquire Olmo. Sources suggest the club’s valuation of the player exceeds the Saudi Arabian club’s willingness to pay. The report details that Al-Qadsiah was prepared to pay 40 million euros for Olmo’s transfer.
However, Barcelona has declined to engage with the offer, opting to retain the player within its squad. Further information suggests Barcelona was initially considering an offer of 60 million euros, but ultimately determined that it did not align with the club’s financial strategy or the player’s worth. The decision to reject the 40 million euro offer solidifies Barcelona’s stance on Olmo’s future.