- Real's stance on the Olmo case revealed
- Won't oppose Barcelona
- Catalan giants set to initiate legal battle
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Getty ImagesRevealed: Real Madrid's surprising stance on the Dani Olmo case as Barcelona face legal fight after dramatically failing to register €60m summer signing
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AFPTHE BIGGER PICTURE
La Liga teams are divided on their stance on the Olmo case. According to Sport 45, clubs like Atletico Madrid and Sevilla, who have a place on the La Liga Delegation Committee, are strongly opposing the Catalan club, but Real Madrid have taken a neutral stand as they consider their on-field arch-rivals as a strategic ally.
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The Spanish champions will be back in action on Monday as they take on Dep Minera in a Copa del Rey round of 32 clash. Hansi Flick's side, on the other hand, will face Athletic Club next in the Supercopa de Espana semi-final on Wednesday.
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