Barcelona's efforts to re-register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor for the 2024-25 season have hit a significant setback. The duo's initial registrations expired on December 31, and despite the club's attempts to find a financial solution, La Liga and the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have formally rejected their request for re-registration. La Liga's regulations state that players cannot be re-registered within the same season once their registration has expired, and this was upheld by both La Liga and the RFEF.
Barcelona had hoped to secure funds to extend Olmo and Victor's registrations, even pushing through a deal involving VIP seating at Camp Nou. However, La Liga did not approve this deal as the required future payments could not be verified in time. With the regulatory bodies rejecting their appeal, Barcelona has one final option: appealing to the Higher Sports Council (CSD), the Spanish government's sports authority. The club remains "optimistic" and is seeking temporary permission to register the players, potentially including them in the squad for the upcoming Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia.
If Barcelona fails to resolve the situation, Olmo could terminate his contract and join another club, potentially leaving Barcelona with a €130 million financial burden. Despite the turmoil, Olmo has expressed a desire to stay at Barcelona, and his agent has emphasized his commitment to the club. This ongoing dispute could have significant implications for Barcelona's financial and sporting plans for the season.
Barcelona's attempt to re-register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor has been rejected by La Liga and the RFEF, as regulations prevent re-registration within the same season. Despite efforts to raise funds, the club now plans to appeal to Spain's Higher Sports Council, remaining optimistic for a resolution.
Barcelona's attempt to re-register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor was rejected; the club now plans to appeal to authorities.
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