Barcelona seeks funds again to register Olmo. What has Laporta come up with this time?
It’s no secret that Barcelona is currently facing financial difficulties, which has created issues with registering players, such as midfielder Dani Olmo. However, the club’s president, Joan Laporta, has already come up with a solution.
Details: According to Diario Sport, Barcelona is in talks to sell special VIP seats at Camp Nou for the next 20 years. This, it’s believed, could generate around 200 million euros in revenue. Real Madrid and other European clubs have done something similar, so Barcelona is hopeful that this strategy will work, allowing the club to meet the 1:1 financial rule.
This rule directly affects player registrations, and if it is met, Barcelona will not only be able to register Olmo and Pau Victor, but also finalize contract extensions for Pedri and Gavi.
The publication reports that Barcelona hopes to resolve everything by January 9, ahead of the Spanish Super Cup campaign in Saudi Arabia.
Reminder: It was previously reported that Robert Lewandowski achieved a unique milestone, even without stepping onto the pitch.
Lars Foster
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