Journalist Roberto Gómez, who is very popular for his presence in sports talk shows, surprised everyone last night on El Desmarque. There he called for the resignation of those in charge of Spanish soccer.
The request was related to the treatment Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor received from the bodies governing Spanish soccer. Not only have they put FC Barcelona in a bad light, but they have also damaged the image of Spanish soccer.
"The Media are Going Crazy Campaigning against Olmo"
According to El Larguero, from Cadena Ser, the Sporting High Council will grant the precautionary measure to FC Barcelona. This way, they will be able to register both players, although for a limited time, until the final ruling is issued.
Roberto Gómez said on El Desmarque what many keep quiet, even if they think so. "It makes me very sad to see this brutal campaign for Olmo to be disqualified and unable to practice his profession. Especially from the media, who are going crazy."
The statement gains more value considering that Roberto Gómez doesn't hide his condition as a Real Madrid fan. However, he is clear: "I find the leaders we have to be shameful. A shame to have Louzan, Tebas, David Aganzo, the latter being responsible for the players and the president of the union."
A Rule the Federation is Going to Remove
"And a shame that the RFEF has had a player in this dramatic situation because of a rule they are going to remove at any moment."
Roberto Gómez tells himself apart in Madrid from the line of the vast majority of media that align with Real Madrid's interests. That is an exercise in objectivity not seen in other opinion makers.
It remains a contradiction that, having the fair play issue under control, as LaLiga has admitted, Barça can't register a player it has under contract.
Another thing would be to register a new player. However, the campaign organized against Barça to harm Dani Olmo has been excessive. As much as the one set up to prevent Vinícius from being punished for his aggression in Valencia.
However, that is how things work.