He is a regular in Hansi Flick's line-ups, but he will soon disappear from the starting eleven. The German coach is informed.
There have been many pressures in recent weeks. The CSD will end up giving in after granting Dani Olmo the provisional measure to continue playing.
Decision on April 7
It was a provisional decision with a deadline to become final: April 7. The CSD has shown support for defending the athlete and the national team, where Dani Olmo plays.
But the pressures are very strong from LaLiga and the Federation, controlled with an iron fist by two confessed Madridists.
Neither has the AFE lifted a finger in defense of the footballer. Also, its president, David Aganzo, is a well-known Madridist.
Curiously, in this case, Barça has only obtained the understanding of Florentino Pérez. According to Catalunya Ràdio, he even picked up the phone to ask the CSD to grant the provisional measure to Dani Olmo.
Florentino Pérez Interceded for Barça
Real Madrid's reaction has an explanation: Florentino is hand in hand with Barça in the Super League, and the opposition is with Tebas, whom he intends to undermine. Nothing better than exposing him in his economic control over the clubs.
Barça has received the tip that the CSD may give in to the pressures it is receiving from Tebas, on behalf of all the clubs. In that case, it would leave Dani Olmo without a spot for the rest of the season. Pau Víctor is in the same situation, although he barely has relevance in Flick's line-ups.
Tebas and Louzán are making moves from LaLiga and the Federation and trying to hurt Barça where it hurts the most. With all the favorable pronouncements to win LaLiga, eliminating one of its pillars would make things easier for Real Madrid.
The Sociological Madridism That Laporta Fears So Much
Also without Real Madrid lifting a finger for it to happen. It's what Laporta calls "sociological Madridism," referring to the sports powers that are in the hands of people aligned with Real Madrid.
On this matter, José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, president of the CSD, has agreed that "Real Madrid seems, according to some versions, to be delighted with Dani Olmo...
Real Madrid respected the CSD's decision, and I appreciate it very much. By the way, not Real Madrid, eighty or ninety percent of the clubs understood it."
Uribes insists, to justify the provisional measure, that "here what there has been is a discrepancy, a disagreement, a conflict, call it what you want, between Barcelona, LaLiga, and the Federation...
"Athletes Must Be Protected"
We feel obliged, in accordance with the Sports Law that says athletes must always be protected."
Uribes justifies it this way: "In the doubt of playing or not playing while the matter is solved, we clearly saw that he had to play...
The footballer has the right for his professional career to develop normally," Uribes concluded.