Barcelona Lose Appeal to Register Olmo, Facing January Deadline
Barcelona Faces January Deadline After Losing Appeal to Register Olmo
- Barcelona's attempts to re-register forward Dani Olmo for the remainder of the season have been unsuccessful.
- The club is now exploring alternative solutions
- Olmo, a key player for Barcelona, has scored six goals in 15 appearances this season
Barcelona’s attempts to re-register forward Dani Olmo for the remainder of the season have been unsuccessful.
A second court has rejected the club’s appeal, leaving them facing the possibility of Olmo becoming a free agent.
The 26-year-old, signed from RB Leipzig for €60 million in August, was only registered for the first half of the season due to La Liga’s wage cap restrictions.
Barcelona’s legal challenges have been unsuccessful, with La Liga maintaining that the club did not meet the necessary conditions for registering Olmo.
The club is now exploring alternative solutions, including the potential sale of VIP boxes at Camp Nou, to generate the necessary funds to comply with La Liga’s financial regulations.
Olmo, a key player for Barcelona, has scored six goals in 15 appearances this season. The club currently sits third in La Liga, three points behind leaders Atletico Madrid.
