Dani Olmo said goodbye to 2024 with the uncertainty of not knowing if he could continue playing the remainder of the season with Barcelona, against the inability of the Barça team to be able to register their footballer in LaLiga. The player, however, tried to abstract himself from everything surrounding this complex issue by saying goodbye to the year in the company of his partner, the influencer Laura Abla, and some friends.
A few minutes after the start of the new year, the Terrassa player posted several photos on his social networks with the message in English: “It’s 2025 time” followed by two heartsone blue and the other red. A clear message that his intention is to continue wearing the Barça shirt.
Dani Olmo’s short-term future is right now an unknown. As of today he is not authorized to play for Barcelona and this situation would allow the player to activate the clause he has in his contract according to which he would be free, if Barça was not able to formalize its registration due to problems of Fair Play. In addition, Olmo would have the right to claim the entire salary that he had to receive until 2030.
LaLiga issued a statement on Tuesday after Barcelona’s request to the Royal Spanish Football Federation to give new licenses for Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. In it, it does not value said request, but it does make it clear that the Barça club did not present any alternative so that players could register, so The two footballers are unregistered from LaLiga as of January 1o.
“LaLiga informs that as of today, December 31, FC Barcelona has not presented any alternative that, in compliance with LaLiga’s economic control regulations, would allow it to register any player starting next January 2,” it says. the statement.
The 31st was a crazy day in the offices of FC Barcelona. The deadline was approaching and the Barça club could not resolve the situation. The documentation on the agreements reached with Arab investors for the sale of the Camp Nou VIP boxes was not enough to unblock the matter. Barça does not give up and hopes to be able to offer more exhaustive documentation in the next few hours.
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