La Liga has removed Dani Olmo from the list on Barcelona's team page after his registration expired on December 31.
Having initially only been registered as part of a temporary emergency measure stemming from an injury to Andreas Christensen, Olmo faces an incredibly uncertain future. Barcelona indeed Failed with two attempts To extend the registration of Olmo through the courts, but it was We hope to formalize a deal worth €120 million To sell a section of the VIP seats inside Camp Nou in time for Olmo's registration to be processed.
However, as he pointed out Sports worldwere unable to provide sufficient evidence of future payments to La Liga, who therefore did not agree to the deal, and left. Barcelona We strive to address Olmo's situation.
The Spanish League statement read: “LALIGA informs that as of today, December 31, FC Barcelona has not offered an alternative that would allow it, in accordance with LALIGA’s economic control regulations, to register any player as of next January 2.”
The biggest complication for Barcelona is La Liga's ruling that states a player can only be registered once by one team per season, and cannot be de-registered and re-registered at a different time unless there is a justifiable reason, such as an injury that saw Christensen temporarily written off. Earlier this season.
Barcelona's next step was to submit a petition to the Spanish Football Federation, RFEF.
FC Barcelona announced that it has applied for a new license for players Daniel Olmo and Pau Victor to the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF).
However, reports claimed that the Spanish Football Federation cannot grant a new license without La Liga's approval, which is unexpected.
If Barcelona fail to secure an extension for Olmo's registration, the midfielder will be free to terminate his contract immediately and join another team, with Clearly, many Premier League teams are keen.
If Olmo exercises that option, he is still believed to be entitled to every penny promised to him from his current contract, which runs until 2030, while Barcelona would also be responsible for the full payment of his €48m transfer fee to RB Leipzig. , which will then have to be paid immediately and in full because there will be no contract under which Barcelona can pay the fee. Reports claim Barcelona's full commitment to Olmo could reach a total of €130m.
Olmo's agent has He publicly stressed his desire to stay with Barcelonawhile the Blaugrana's colorful hearts in the New Year's Eve celebration photos also seem to confirm his commitment to Barcelona.
