Tottenham alerted as coach claims Dani Olmo could be leaving Dinamo Zagreb

Tottenham have been alerted as Dani Olmo’s time in Dinamo Zagreb could be coming to an end.

Football.london reports that Olmo was linked with Tottenham in the summer. The Spanish attacker also attracted the attention of Liverpool and Manchester United (h/t Football.london), however, he remained with the Croatian side.

Olmo was one of the stars for Spain’s U21 side as they went on to lift the Euros, and has done well with Zagreb this season too.

The youngster has six goals from 15 appearances and has also played in the Champions League.

Zagreb’s head coach, Nenad Bjelica, spoke to 24sata and claimed the 21-year-old Olmo is set to leave the club (h/t Football.london):

“I think we are just watching his last matches at Dinamo. There are so many offers. In the end, the club and the player will decide together what is best for both sides. He is ready to play for the best clubs in Europe.”

The coach added that Olmo is an ambitious player and wants to learn every day too.

Tottenham to move for another midfielder?

Olmo can play in several positions and has been tried out wide too. His best position seems to be behind the striker and it will be interesting to see if we move for him.

Spurs already have Giovani Lo Celso and Christian Eriksen who can play in that position.

However, Eriksen has struggled for goals in this campaign while Lo Celso has had his injury problems too.

Eriksen is also a free agent at the end of the season while Lo Celso joined in the summer from Real Betis.

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Spurs also signed Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon, and the Frenchman has put up some quality performances this season.

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Saiyed Adeem Karim

Ditching a corporate job to follow a dream isn’t easy, but when football comes calling, who can say no? Been following the beautiful game since 1998.