Dani Olmo's situation seemed to be hanging by a thread at Barça, but Joan Laporta has quickly found a solution. Until now, the youth-team player was registered temporarily, taking advantage of the gap left by Christensen's injury. On January 1st, however, everything will change completely.
As of January 1, Olmo will no longer "take advantage" of Christensen's injury and will lose his contract with Barça. Before this happens, Joan Laporta found the solution. He hopes to have everything ready to act in time. Even so, The truth is that the Barça president has closed a deal to end all financial problems.
Sport has discovered that Barcelona is closing a deal for which it will receive no less than 200 million euros. This is the value of the sale in advance of the VIP seats at the renovated Spotify Camp Nou for the next 20 years. This operation has already been carried out previously by Real Madrid, as well as many other clubs in Europe.
The scenario Joan Laporta and his board are working on is to close this sale, which will bring in 200 million euros, before January 1. Not only will Dani Olmo's registration be achieved (Pau Víctor's, too), but Barça will return, once and for all, to the long-awaited 1:1 rule.
These VIP seats will be sold to a company interested in buying the entire package for around 200 million euros. There is the OK from the board chaired by Laporta and also from Goldman Sachs, a company that has agreed loans with Barça. These loans will be repaid with the new income that Camp Nou will generate.
The information doesn't stop there. Sport has highlighted that it already has the OK from LaLiga to carry out this advance sale of VIP seats. This would allow them to enter into the 1:1 rule and register players with normally. Between this sale for 200 million plus the new sponsorship contract with Nike, in addition to the registration of Olmo and other footballers, Barça will have enough to undertake the arrival of a top transfer.
Unexpected Turn with Dani Olmo – Joan Laporta Tells Him It is Definitive: 'You're...'
Dani Olmo has never been afraid regarding his possible registration with LaLiga and has always trusted Joan Laporta's word. In recent days, Madrid-Barcelona has learned that the president has directly informed the player that there will be no problems with his final registration.
"You're registered," Joan Laporta recently confirmed to Dani Olmo. Barça hopes to sign a deal as soon as possible that will immediately earn them 200 million euros from the sale of a series of VIP seats at Camp Nou over the next 20 years.