Barcelona will need to have another financial lever approved by the Spanish league in order to register playmaker Dani Olmo for the rest of the season after a judge ruled against the club.

La Liga giants Barcelona have on Monday been dealt a fresh blow behind the scenes.This comes amid confirmation that the club’s latest endeavour to register midfielder Dani Olmo for the remainder of

Barcelona's appeal of the initial rejection of their request for an extension to Dani Olmo's registration has also been rejected. Registered initially through a loophole made possible by Andreas Christensen's injury,

As we approach 2025 culers still aren’t really able to look forward, given that the problems of the past are still authoring what’s happening in the present. Somewhere along the line Joan Laporta and his board are going to have to take full responsibility for decisions being made because there’s only so long one can blame it all on Josep Maria Bartomeu et al.

Dani Olmo has returned to Barcelona training ahead of a crunch decision on his future.As the dramatic scenario rolls on, Olmo faces a decisive 48 hours, with his La Liga registration expiring at the

Barcelona have been dealt a blow in their hopes of registering Dani Olmo and Pau Victor in their squad for the second half of the 2024-25 season in La Liga, with the club’s court appeal for a precautionary registration measure rejected.

Barcelona are reportedly planning to secure Dani Olmo's registration for the second half of the 2024/25 season.

Barcelona risk having Dani Olmo unavailable for the second half of the season after a court rejected the club's request to extend the forward's registration beyond Dec. 31.

After FC Barcelona faced rejection in their appeal to register Dani Olmo by obtaining a precautionary measure from the Commercial Court No. 10 in Barcelona last week, they turned to another court for

Barcelona have suffered a fresh bid in their bid to re-register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor which would allow the forwards to play for the rest of the season. A Spanish commercial court has already rejected Barca’s initial appeal for a “precautionary measure” that would allow Olmo to be registered.