Ormo has a clear positioning in the new season and will serve as the pseudo-Nine to hit higher target

Danny Ormo's first season at Barcelona last season was actually very good, delivering 12 goals and 7 assists. But both the club and new coach Hans Flick believe that his potential has not been fully tapped and he can make greater contributions to the team.

In order to better utilize Olmo's talents, the club is now preparing to "take a two-pronged approach".

First, it is to make adjustments at the tactical level. With Nico Williams coming to join, the team will have a fixed main force on the left side. Then, Flick is considering that in some games, Ormo can try to play the "pseudo-Nine" position as a rotation or alternative for center Lewandowski. This tactical concept was previously tested in the King's Cup against Real Betis. At that time, Ormo scored two goals at this position, and the effect was very good. Flick believes that Olmo's ability to think quickly, creativity and shooting feel are all suitable for this role.

The second is to scientifically manage his body. But having tactics alone is not enough, the body is the capital of revolution. Last season, Olmo was plagued by muscle injuries many times and missed many important games. Therefore, the club is now led by sports director Deko, who has joined forces with the coaching staff and medical team to tailor a specialized physical training and physical management plan for him. This plan is very similar to the one successfully implemented in Pedri before. The purpose is to enhance his body's confrontation and durability, so that he can avoid injuries and maintain a stable appearance.

So you see, this is the professionalism of modern football management. Through flexible tactical adjustments and physical scientific guarantees, Barcelona hopes to allow Olmo to exert all his energy next season. If this plan is successful, a healthy and able to adapt to the new position will become a very critical pawn on Barcelona's road to winning the championship.