MADRID, Spain — Di Council of Sports (CSD) go soon deliver verdict wey fit change di future of FC Barcelona players Dani Olmo and Pau Victor, as dem dey address di ongoing licensing battle between LaLiga and Barcelona.
Dis issue don dey linger since January, as di CSD dey investigate whether di Commission wey deny Olmo and Pau Victor’s licenses get di authority to do so. José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, di secretary of state for sports, don express concerns about di potential nullity of di commission’s decision, implying say di players might face immediate and challenging consequences if di ruling no dey in their favor.
“We don observe signs of possible nullity of di commission agreement,” Uribes talk. “Dis situation don bring about immediate damages wey fit no get easy remedy.” Dis statement show say di CSD dey focused on procedural aspects of di ruling, rather than di financial implications surrounding di Barcelona club.
In addition, LaLiga don clarify say di 100 million euros dem collect from di sale of VIP seats for di club no appear for di financial accounts, raising suspicion and questions about how Barcelona manage their salary limits and financial fair play rules. Dis finances wey dey called ‘ghost money’ don add more confusion to di situation, leaving di players’ future hanging in di balance.
If di CSD eventually uphold di commission’s decision to deny Olmo and Pau Victor their licenses, di players fit miss di remainder of di season. On di other hand, if di ruling favor di club, dem go continue dey play without issues.
As supporters and pundits eagerly wait for di final ruling, di spotlight remains on Barcelona as dem navigate this intricate situation, and all eyes go dey on how dis go affect di team’s performance in di upcoming matches.
