News about Dani Olmo

SIMON JONES: Manchester United and Real Madrid are among the clubs keeping an eye on Dani Olmo this summer. The 25-year-old Spain international's continues to excel at Red Bull Leipzig, and he will be eligible for £52 million this summer. On Tuesday evening, Olmo played for Spain against Brazil, where he was utilised in the number ten position and scored an excellent individual goal, dribbling through Brazil's defense before finishing with a curling left-foot shot to give Spain a 2-0 lead.

Lucas Paqueta of West Ham scored a spectacular late penalty to help Brazil salvage a 3-3 draw against Spain on Tuesday night. Rodri, a man from Man City, had scored twice in the match, including a late spot kick, to seat the hosts in the driving seat, before Paqueta scored from the spot. On the night, Dani Olmo, Endrick, and Rodrygo discovered the net's back.

Despite being held 1-1 at home by RB Leipzig, Real Madrid made it to the Champions League quarter-finals. Jude Bellingham scored on Madrid's goal for Vinicius, but the Germans equalised through Willi Orban, and when the England midfielder was dismissed four minutes from time, the match was still in the balance. He watched from the sidelines as the 14-time champions avoided extra time, only. The Santiago Bernabeu feared the worst when Dani Olmo's looping shot in added time reached the top of the crossbar.

The final Champions League group stage is now complete and dumped, and those who are strong enough to progress to the knockout stages will soon know who they are facing in the round of 16. Newcastle, who lost by 2-1 to AC Milan on Wednesday, was heartbreaking for the city, with Borussia Dortmund and PSG advancing from their group. Manchester City, the reigning European champions, cruised to a stunning six wins out of six, with RB Leipzig joining them in the next round. Barcelona, Real Madrid, Arsenal, and Bayern Munich were among Europe's top movers, although PSV and Copenhagen have a few surprise packages. But what can we expect of the draw and the teams in the last 16? Mail Sport has the inside scoop on each of the participating teams, as well as their key names and danger ratings, as well as information about their key players and danger ratings.

The two players are said to have 'affordable termination guarantees' in place after signing contract extensions this summer, in case Xavi's staff starts looking for them. Silva signed a new deal with City until 2026 in August, with locals keen to banish curiosity from the Spanish side.

Lamine Yamal has made Spanish football history by becoming the youngest player to play for his country's national team and honoring his first goal for his country. In Spain's Euro 2024 qualifier against Georgia, the Barcelona teenager set a new record as the country's youngest international at 16 years and 57 days. It tied for the first time for current teammate Gavi, who was 17 years old and 62 days old when he made his Spanish bow against Italy in September 2021. However, the history maker wasn't done there and made his debut for Spain by scoring the team's seventh goal in the 7-1 loss. Yamal has off to a promising start to the season at Barca, appearing in all four of the Spanish champions games so far this season, earning Xavi's first-choice pick on the club's right flank.

SIMON JONES: Manchester City is intensifying discussions with Rennes over £55 million-rated Jeremy Doku, despite West Ham's bid for the Belgium winger. City, who are also in talks to loan full-back Joao Cancelo to Barcelona, has agreed to sell Aymeric Laporte to Al Nassr, who also sold Riyad Mahrez to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli. Last season, Doku made 29 appearances for Rennes, Bruno Genesio's team finished fourth to qualify Europa League qualifying on the final day of the season.

ROB DRAPER: Harry Kane's dramatic entrance to Bayern Munich fell completely flat as he lost yet another Cup final, and the German champions lost 3-0 at home by RB Leipzig in the Super Cup final in Munich. Kane only came on after an hour, having stayed up to 3 a.m. the night before to finish his transfer, Bayern was still 2-0 down and conceded a third seven minutes later, Dani Olmo scoring a hat trick. Kane could have little influence on the game, as Bayern displayed familiar symptoms of last season's flops.

ROB DRAPER AT THE ALLIANZ ARENA: Sometimes the scripts write themselves. And then there are moments when they actually take a wicked turn and delight in the perversion of delivering a dark farce. Many citizens of Munich had erupted over Harry Kane's on-off arrival for 36 hours. And here we were finally at Bayern's own Allianz Arena in Munich, with Kane thrown straight into the team with the chance to win the German Super Cup, last season's champions Bayern versus Cup winners RB Leipzig. We might all see where this was going: Spurs' thirteen years and no trophies. He may have collected his first in less than twenty four hours at Bayern. Despite the fact that he was sitting in the bench after a manic Friday to be exact, the scene was still set. Bayern must win if we're given the opportunity to do so.

In the German Super Cup, watch Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig go head-to-head.

According to Diario AS, the midfielder, 31, was joined by Dani Olmo, Xavi Simons, Arnau Martinez, and Sergio Gomez. Thiago joined Barcelona's first-team and went on to make 101 senior appearances before leaving for Bayern Munich in 2013. He spent seven years at Bayern, winning seven Bundesliga titles and the Champions League, before joining Liverpool in 2020. With a hip injury, the Spain star has been on the sidelines for two months, and he last appeared for Jurgen Klopp's side in February.

After a crunching confrontation on Saturday, Arsenal fans have been left sour after Man City midfielder Rodri left Martin Odegaard in agony. During Spain's 3-0 Euro 2024 qualifier victory over Norway at La Rosaleda stadium in Malaga, Rodri met the Arsenal captain with a late challenge. When Rodri wiped out Arsenal's captain, Norway may have opted for a penalty, but Norway should have won a penalty.

What a difference it makes to have a huge number nine on the bench. At the World Cup in Qatar, Spain had no plan B, but all that has changed under new coach Luis de la Fuente, who saw supersub center Joselu score twice in four minutes after getting up off the bench to make his debut. After the good start, Spain had taken the lead on 13 minutes through Dani Olmo but was uninspired. On 81 minutes, the former Newcastle forward, who will turn 33 next week, came on for Alvaro Morata, who then led Fabian Ruiz' cross just three minutes later. He scored his second time on 85 minutes, this time from Mikel Oyarzabal's cross, and it was the best ever after for Spain. The 3-0 loss was more reminiscent of Spain. And De La Fuente, the new coach, should be thankful that Erling Haaland was unable to travel for Norway in his debut.

SIMON JONES: Chelsea needs assurances that Mykhaylo Mudryk intends to join them before he goes through an auction with Arsenal for the Shakhtar Donetsk winger. The Ukrainians would prefer a move to the Emirates, according to Sportsmail on Friday, if it came down to a two-way pick among the London rivals. The Gunners have been linked to Mudryk for some time, but they had initial bids of £52 million and £62 million turned down earlier this week, with Shakhtar valuing their 22-year-old superstar at around £88 million.

Following a World Cup full of thrilling moments, heightened excitement, and personal brilliance, it's likely that these teams will take a shot at those who stood out the most from each nation. Now that the award has been awarded, it's time to take a look at each country and see which players could use their World Cup results to leverage a transfer. Dailymail.com examines the players who are most likely from their country to move to a different club.

Group E will come to an end, with all four squads still in with a chance of qualifying for the final-16. Costa Rica reacted in style from their 7-0 loss at the hands of Spain to beat Japan, while Germany salvaged a late draw against Spain in order to keep their slim hopes alive. It means that Spain and Japan will clash in their last game, with both needing results to ensure they succeed. Sportsmail tells you what you need to hear about the Japan vs. Spain clash.

DOMINIC KING AT THE AL BAYT STADIUM: On Saturday lunchtime, Luis Enrique began yelling as it was explained to him that things weren't going any better. With a thumping win, he got off to a good start to the group stage, causing rumors that he was building a team to conquer the world. Enrique tried to instill in himself the belief that two weeks of smooth planning and a 7-0 skewering of Costa Rica wasn't really giving the background against which he works.

On a crucial night of World Cup action that puts Group E on a knife edge, Spain and Germany could only draw a close 1-1 draw. After coming off the bench in the second half, Alvaro Morata appeared to have brought Spain right back to the last 16 only for Germany to respond with their own late sub as Niclas Fullkrug grabbed what could be a critical late equalizer. Here's a look at how Sportsmail rated both sets of players at Al Bayt Stadium.

In Group E, Spain will face Germany, with both teams getting off to a rocky start in their respective World Cup campaigns. It couldn't have been any better for Spain after defeating Costa Rica 7-0 in one of the tournament's best performances so far. However, for Germany, the mood could not have been any different after they gave up a lead late in the game to lose a 2-1 loss to Japan, putting them on the brink of being kicked out. Sportmail takes you through all you need to hear about below as the match is near.

After watching Argentina and Germany fall to humiliating losses, Spain made sure they did not suffer the same fate after a spectacular performance to thrash Costa Rica 7-0. Luis Enrique's team put on one of the most convincing performances of the World Cup in modern times to showcase their credentials to win the tournament in Qatar. Here's a look at how Sportsmail rated both Spain and Costa Rica, with Spain winning and Costa Rica looking helpless.

Pedri 'the player of the tournament so far', Jamie Carragher only needed 15 minutes of Spain's opening World Cup tie against Costa Rica to name Pedri 'the player of the tournament so far'. On Wednesday, Spain dominated Costa Rica, with Dani Olmo and Marco Asensio converting them into a two-goal lead before Ferran Torres scored from the penalty spot. Torres then added 10 minutes to the interval before Gavi, Carlos Soler, and Alvaro Morata's late goals gave Luis Enrique's team their best start imaginable out in Qatar. Although he didn't get on the scoresheet himself, Barcelona midfielder Pedri pulled the strings in what was a straightforward victory for Spain - and his presence impressed Carragher.

Spain, Germany, Japan, and Costa Rica will all be involved in the World Cup'group of death' on Wednesday. Since winning the World Cup in 2010 in South Africa, Spain has had a rough run, losing out to Russia in the round of 16 in 2018. Qatar 2022 has renewed optimism, but they are also looking to go further after losing to Italy on penalties in the semi-finals.