The ongoing financial turmoil within FC Barcelona has led to significant repercussions concerning player registrations, particularly affecting Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. Reports confirm that both players will be sidelined for the remainder of the season after LaLiga and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) rejected the club’s request to re-register them. This decision not
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Barcelona, one of the most storied football clubs in the world, is currently grappling with a significant issue regarding the registration of two of its players, Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. The situation comes in the wake of the club failing to meet LaLiga’s deadline for compliance with financial fair play rules. As the new
FC Barcelona finds itself at a financial crossroads, particularly regarding the registration status of Dani Olmo. The 26-year-old Spanish international, who joined Barça from RB Leipzig for a hefty fee of approximately €60 million in the previous summer, has been embroiled in a complicated registration dilemma that could see him sidelined for the remainder of
FC Barcelona faces a potentially significant setback as recent court rulings jeopardize the availability of their new summer signing, Dani Olmo, for the second half of the season. After securing Olmo from RB Leipzig for €57 million ($59.5 million), the club was granted an interim registration for the player until December 31 to fill in
Barcelona’s sporting director, Deco, finds himself at a crucial juncture where the club’s financial realities are colliding with their ambitions on the pitch. Dani Olmo, the talented attacking midfielder who made the switch to Barça from RB Leipzig in the summer, remains in a limbo of sorts following his temporary registration with LaLiga. The pressing
Dani Olmo’s return to form couldn’t have come at a more crucial time for FC Barcelona. Following a month-long injury hiatus, Olmo not only made his first start since September in the recent Catalan derby but also delivered an electrifying performance, scoring two decisive goals in a 3-1 victory against Espanyol. His drive to contribute
In a bold shift amidst the fierce competition of LaLiga, FC Barcelona has embraced youth as the backbone of its current roster. Central to this strategy is coach Hansi Flick, whose innovative approach has fostered a remarkable environment for young players to excel. With an average team age of just 23.6 years, Barcelona stands not
The football world is no stranger to injuries that can derail the aspirations of even the most promising teams. Barcelona has become the latest casualty of this cruel fate, with forward Dani Olmo now sidelined for an estimated five weeks due to a hamstring injury. This unfortunate development leaves the Catalan club grappling with both
Spain forward Dani Olmo will be missing in action for Barcelona on Sunday due to a minor knee problem. Despite the injury not being serious, the decision has been made for him to return to Barcelona and sit out the game against Switzerland. This absence will have a significant impact on Barcelona’s midfield, where Olmo
After a €55 million arrival from RB Leipzig, Dani Olmo has faced challenges in making his long-awaited debut for Barcelona. The club’s financial difficulties have impeded the registration process for Olmo, causing him to miss the first two matches of the season. However, with a temporary registration set to be approved by LaLiga, Olmo is