Barcelona is just 90 minutes away from lifting the La Liga trophy, and the stage couldn't be more dramatic. This Sunday, they face their fiercest rivals, Real Madrid, at the Spotify Camp Nou—with the title on the line in a winner-takes-all Clásico.

Midfielder Dani Olmo, speaking to TV3 ahead of the match, didn't hide his excitement. "It's a Clásico. We have the opportunity to win a title—and to take a title away from Real Madrid as well. That doesn't happen very often," he said with a grin.

For Olmo and his teammates, this is more than just a league decider. It's a chance to etch their names into club history. "These past two years, we've had the opportunity for the Super Cup, the Copa del Rey, and now La Liga, all in the same match," he noted. "It's an opportunity to keep making history with this team, with these players, and we want to take advantage of it."

But Olmo is well aware that Real Madrid won't roll over. "We expect an aggressive Real Madrid side. They have nothing to lose and will go out to win everything. I think they don't want us to celebrate the league title with them on Sunday," he added, acknowledging the intensity that only a Clásico can bring.

While the season has been a success, the Champions League exit still stings. "We can't be disappointed about only winning one League and one Cup, but we have the ambition to go further—especially in the Champions League. That's the thorn in our side," Olmo admitted, showing the hunger that drives this Barcelona squad.

On a personal level, Olmo was characteristically honest about his own form. "I wasn't satisfied with my start to the season, but I kept working," he said. With the biggest game of the season upon them, it's clear that every Barcelona player—Olmo included—is ready to leave everything on the pitch.