Bayern Munich is not currently considering the transfer of Danny Olmos, despite recent speculations linking Barcelona’s midfielder to German champions, Sky reports.

The rumors returned after a meeting between Barcelona Sports Director Deco and Olmo agent Juanma Lopez, prompting speculation that Beyern could attempt the transfer of the Spanish repressor, who is 28 years old.

However, according to Sky, the Club from Munich has not conducted negotiations, nor has it made any concrete bids for midfielder. Even the player’s representatives have flatly denied that such a move is under consideration.

Olmo has a contract with Barcelona until 2030 and is reported to be pleased at the Catalonna club.

Although Bayerni’s leaders, especially sports director Max Eberl, highly value the technical quality of the midfielder, his repeated injuries are of great concern to the German giant.

The Spaniard is currently out of the field due to a muscle damage in the educational area, adding questions about his physical readiness and ability to cope with a full season.

Sky journalist Florian Pletenberg has explained the reasons Bayerni has not taken concrete steps for his transfer, despite the assessment of football skills.

He’s a great player. But he is simply too prone to injuries for the financial package his transfer would require. Baierney knows that, and for that reason he has never taken serious steps to transfer it.

Thus, high appreciation for Olmo’s qualities has not been translated into concrete interest by Bayerni, since the risk posed by his history of injuries, in relation to the cost of transfer, remains the main obstacle.

Olmo joined Barcelona after being confirmed as one of the most prominent offensive midfielders, while presentations with Spain, including triumph at the European Championship, have strengthened his reputation. /Telegrafi/