Nico Williams is preparing for his final betrayal of Barcelona, and intends to make a surprising move after what happened with Dani Olmo
Nico Williams appears to have made a clear decision about his future, and the situation with Dani Olmo at Barcelona seems to have solidified his choice to leave the club for the time being. Barcelona’s inability to register Olmo for the second half of the Spanish league has raised concerns not only among fans but also among players who had once viewed the club as their ideal destination. The club’s financial crisis and administrative instability have placed Barcelona in a vulnerable position, prompting Nico Williams to reconsider his options.
Despite Barcelona seeing Williams as a priority during the summer transfer window, the Athletic Bilbao winger turned down a substantial offer. His decision was largely based on concerns that the club’s financial struggles could jeopardize his professional future—a fear that has only grown stronger after the Olmo situation. Aware of Barcelona’s precarious state, Nico Williams does not want to risk joining a club where his future could be uncertain due to financial instability.
The situation with Dani Olmo, who arrived at Barcelona intending to lead the attack in the second half of the season, has been a significant blow to the club’s reputation. With his lack of impact and an uncertain future, Olmo is now considering offers from other clubs, which represents a serious setback for Barcelona’s plans. This crisis has led Williams to rethink his future, bringing him closer to exploring options outside of Barcelona.
According to the Spanish newspaper El Nacional, Williams has become more open to the possibility of joining Barcelona’s European rivals, Paris Saint-Germain. The Parisian team’s Spanish coach knows Williams well from his previous role with the Spanish national team, and their strong relationship could play a crucial role in Williams’ potential move to PSG.
Although Barcelona remains an attractive destination due to its history and playing style, the club’s financial and administrative issues have damaged its reputation in the transfer market. Having seen the difficulties with Olmo, Nico Williams seems ready to distance himself from Barcelona and pursue a move that offers greater stability and career growth. His “betrayal” of the Catalan club may soon unfold, marking the start of an exciting new chapter in his career