Barcelona is facing a major crisis regarding the registration of one of its new players in its official roster, due to legal complications related to financial fair play and the club’s difficult financial situation.
At this critical moment, many major clubs in Europe are awaiting any developments in this matter, especially with the approaching deadline to resolve the issue.
Spanish midfielder Dani Olmo, who is currently with Barcelona, is going through a difficult period as he awaits La Liga’s approval to be officially registered in the Catalan team’s roster this January.
Despite the high expectations surrounding his permanent transfer to Barcelona, the club is still unable to officially register him due to the complications surrounding the Financial Fair Play regulations and the economic crisis the club is facing.
According to the Catalan newspaper “Sport”, the situation has become more complicated as the deadline approaches, with Barcelona still struggling to submit the necessary documents to La Liga. The league has given the team until the end of Tuesday to resolve the matter. If a solution is not reached, Barcelona could lose one of its most sought-after targets in the winter transfer window.
In light of this crisis, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the president of Paris Saint-Germain, is taking advantage of Barcelona’s turbulent situation and has begun to closely monitor Dani Olmo’s status.
Al-Khelaifi plans to act in January and sign the Spanish player if Barcelona fails to register him, which would make Olmo available for a move to Paris.
For his part, Hansi Flick, Barcelona’s coach, has warned of the dire consequences if Olmo leaves the team, stating that it could cause Barcelona’s season to completely collapse—an outcome that would deal a devastating blow to the club in its current situation.