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FC Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo will be returning to Croatia to play for world champions Spain, in a match with some personal significance. Despite being born in Catalonia and passing through Espanyol and Barcelona’s youth academies, he joined Dinamo Zagreb’s…

Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo is returning to Croatia with the Spanish national team for a UEFA Nations League match in Split. Olmo described the upcoming fixture as a very special match, having spent six formative years of his life and development playing in the country.
Olmo joined Dinamo Zagreb's youth system at age 16 after developing at Espanyol and Barcelona. Although Croatia previously attempted to recruit him for their national team, Olmo remained with Spain, eventually featuring for RB Leipzig before returning to Barcelona.
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