FC Barcelona is experiencing days of uncertainty regarding the registration of its players Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. Laporta's club has struggled to register both players due to the lack of financial resources required by LALIGA. This situation has caused concern, not only within the club but also among the player's entourage and family.
The Failure in Registrations
Throughout the last part of 2024, FC Barcelona tried in various ways to meet the financial requirements to register Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. However, time went by and, after the deadline expired, the club failed to gather the necessary funds.
Despite this, Joan Laporta and his team have insisted they will find a solution. They've resorted to several ways to achieve the players' registration. So far, however, they haven't been successful.
This failure has been seen as a major error by the management and the situation seriously worries all those involved. Although Olmo and Pau Víctor seem willing to continue trusting the club, the prospects are not promising.
Dani Olmo and His Future with the Spanish National Team
What started as a domestic problem at Barça soon escalated to a larger level. Dani Olmo not only faces difficulties with the club but also finds himself in a situation affecting his future with the Spanish National Team.
If the player isn't registered in LALIGA, he won't be able to be drafted by Luis de la Fuente for the upcoming international commitments in March. This represents a serious concern for both the player and his circles.
Journalist Rubén Uría commented on ElDesmarque Madrugada that the situation has deeply affected Dani Olmo. "The kid is starting to become aware of what this means," Uría commented. He added that the player's family is "very worried," as he has been professional and his entourage is going through difficult times.
The Reply from Olmo's Close Circle
Despite the difficulties, Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor have shown exemplary attitudes and trust that Barça will solve the issue. In fact, both players traveled with the team to Saudi Arabia to play in the Spanish Super Cup. In the list of those drafted, Olmo appears with his teammates, showing that the situation isn't solved, but the player remains committed.
However, this gesture hasn't gone unnoticed in the soccer world. On Ricardo Reyes's program, Tote Fernández joked about a possible solution for Dani Olmo: "The solution is for him to come to Atleti." Uría, in a serious tone, recalled Olmo's sacrifice in signing for Barça, earning less than he did at Leipzig.