In a significant development, Barcelona has successfully obtained a precautionary measure from the Higher Sports Council (CSD), allowing the club to temporarily register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. This decision comes as a welcome relief for the Catalan giants, who have been grappling with registration issues due to La Liga's strict financial fair play regulations.
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As reported by El Larguero (via Sport), the CSD's ruling enables Barcelona to include Olmo and Victor in their squad, albeit on a temporary basis. However, the duo will not be eligible to participate in Wednesday's Spanish Super Cup semi-final against Athletic Club. Should Barcelona advance to the final, Olmo and Victor would be available for selection against either Real Madrid or Mallorca on Sunday.
Breaking: The Superior Council of Sports (CSD) will grant a precautionary measure to Barcelona to register, at least for the moment, Dani Olmo and Pau VÃctor. @manucarreno pic.twitter.com/E2dDZOxE24
— barcacentre (@barcacentre) January 7, 2025
This temporary reprieve is a positive step for Barcelona, but the club acknowledges that more work is required to resolve the registration issue permanently. The Spanish giants must continue to navigate the complexities of La Liga's financial regulations to ensure that Olmo and Victor can contribute to the team's success for the remainder of the season.
Barcelona's persistence in exploring legal avenues has paid off, at least in the short term. The club's determination to find a solution to the registration impasse is a testament to their commitment to competing at the highest level.
As the situation continues to unfold, Barcelona fans will be keeping a close eye on developments, hoping that the club can find a permanent solution to the registration issue. With the Spanish Super Cup and La Liga titles still up for grabs, Barcelona will be eager to have Olmo and Victor available for selection as they pursue silverware.
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