Due to Andreas Christensen’s unfortunate injury and extended absence, Barcelona was able to sign Dani Olmo to La Liga and allow him to play thus far this season.

But when Olmo’s registration expires in January, the Danish player is anticipated to return to action, and the Catalan capital is starting to worry about his predicament.

Joan Laporta and her team are putting a lot of effort into making sure the club raises the necessary monies to register Olmo.

According to the sports news source, Newcastle United is showing a growing interest in signing the Danish defender, particularly in light of Sven Botman’s injury, and believes he would be a great substitute.

Since the player will have more regular minutes in the Premier League due to the intense competition under Hansi Flick, a January departure cannot be completely ruled out.

Additionally, his sale will free up a substantial portion of the salary mass and generate a respectable transfer fee, which will enable Olmo to be registered for the second half of the season.

Barcelona is not entirely opposed to the operation, and in the days ahead, negotiations between the two teams will continue. It would ultimately depend on how much Flick desires to have the former Chelsea star in his

The manager will probably insist on keeping Christensen until the summer at the latest, given the team’s recent poor performance and the players’ obvious signs of exhaustion.

It could be wiser to schedule a sale for July, when Jonathan Tah is expected to arrive.

After all, Olmo’s registration can be made possible by other means, such as giving up some of Barcelona’s VIP ticket rights at the brand-new Spotify Camp Nou.