Dani Rodriguez has decided to continue his journey with FC Barcelona Athletic, despite receiving several offers from clubs in both the Spanish first and second divisions, as well as interest from Portuguese clubs. The 20-year-old player chose to remain at the Catalan club based on personal conviction and a desire to fulfill his dream with the first team.

Here are the top 5 reasons behind Dani Rodriguez's decision:

1- The offers were a recognition of him, not a reason to leave.

Despite interest from clubs like Valencia and Real Mallorca, as well as other teams from inside and outside Spain, Dani did not consider leaving Barcelona. He believes that his future is with the Blaugrana and feels a great sense of gratitude towards the club that has helped him develop since joining in 2019.

2- Loan was not a primary option.

Although Dani was willing to accept a temporary loan without a purchase option, his first choice has always been to stay at Barcelona. The club's signings in his position, such as Rony Bargy or the loan of Marcus Rashford, did not affect his ambitions, and he still sees himself capable of proving his worth.

3- Priority to regain fitness and continuity.

Last season, Dani Rodriguez suffered from injuries, playing only 10 matches, scoring 3 goals, and assisting 3 others. After recovering from a shoulder injury, he is close to returning and is currently focused on regaining his best form and achieving a season free of physical issues.

4- Patience is his weapon to reach the first team.

Dani believes that his path to the first team requires patience and hard work. He does not compare himself to exceptional cases like Lamine Yamal or Kobarsi but sees the careers of players like Casado and Firmin as closer to reality. He is ready to wait for his chance and work for it.

5- Commitment to help Barcelona Athletic rise.

Despite the team's relegation to the second division, Dani did not think of leaving but expressed his desire to contribute to the team's return to the top league. He sees himself as a player committed to the club and ready to play in any position defined by the coaching staff.

Dani Rodriguez hopes that this season will be the starting point for his true career, after injuries have refined him and made him more resilient and competitive. Both the player and the club are convinced that this year may witness the explosion of his long-awaited talent.