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FC Barcelona’s efforts to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor have hit a major roadblock. La Liga has formally rejected the membership’s newest enchantment, additional fueling rumors that Olmo might depart the membership as a free agent.
On Tuesday morning, La Liga issued an announcement confirming Barcelona’s incapability to current a viable various for registration inside the league’s monetary laws. This failure consists of delays in documentation tied to the sale of VIP seats on the revamped Spotify Camp Nou, which was anticipated to fund the registrations. With the December 31 deadline now expired, neither Olmo nor Pau Víctor might be registered to play for Barcelona beginning January 1.
“LaLiga stories that, as of at present, December 31, FC Barcelona has not offered any various that, in compliance with LaLiga’s financial management laws, would enable it to register any participant beginning January 2,” learn the league’s assertion.
This setback leaves the membership with a important choice to make. Dani Olmo, signed simply six months in the past from RB Leipzig for $65M, might activate his launch clause, permitting him to go away as a free agent. This risk has already sparked curiosity amongst main European golf equipment.
Barça’s final hope: The RFEF
Regardless of the grim outlook, Barcelona nonetheless has one remaining choice: turning to the Spanish Soccer Federation (RFEF). Shortly after La Liga’s announcement, Barcelona issued their very own assertion, signaling a possible last-minute resolution.
After La Liga’s assertion, Barcelona launched one other assertion, exhibiting a light-weight of hope for the followers. “FC Barcelona stories that it has requested a brand new license from the Spanish Soccer Federation (RFEF) for gamers Daniel Olmo and Pau Victor. Moreover, the Membership denies having requested or acquired any moratorium from some other group relating to the registration being requested,” states the official assertion issued by the Blaugrana membership.
Barcelona’s argument hinges on their perception that the rule stopping a participant from being registered twice with the identical crew is outdated and wishes revision. Each Olmo and Victor had beforehand been registered with the crew and performed matches earlier within the season.
Now, all eyes flip to the RFEF, which represents Barcelona’s last alternative to resolve the authorized and administrative hurdles surrounding these registrations. If unsuccessful, Barcelona dangers dropping Olmo and additional complicating their roster forward of the season’s second half.
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