La Liga has confirmed that you reduced Barcelona’s salary limit again after deciding that the sale of VIP seats of EUR 100 million was not carried out in time in the new Camp Nou.
The two parties have been locked up in a complex legal dispute for six months after Barcelona tried to extend the registrations by Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. While there was a debate about whether the players’ licenses could be expanded at all – Barcelona passed the head of La Liga to conclude an emergency contract with the High Sports Committee of the government (CSD) – the Blaugrana also had to prove that they had the finances to complete new registrations.
The Barcelona salary limit was brought up at the turn of the year after the club demonstrated evidence in which the sale of VIP seats in the amount of EUR 100 million was completed on January 3, 2025. The financial freedom that was necessary was then granted to register both Olmo and Victor for the second half of the season.
Barcelona recently published his financial accounts for the year and did not mention this 100 million EUR, although La Liga now claimed that the deal was actually not completed in time.
In a statement, La Liga confirmed the receipt of the official documentation of a auditor, which confirmed that the sale on January 3. was legitimate. After the La Liga officials created the salary limit in Barcelona, the concerns about the deal were obtained and an investigation of the same government department requested that Olmo and Victors approved emergency registrations.
When Barcelona’s financial accounts were submitted, a new auditor mentioned the sale of EUR 100 million that La Liga has now decided that they rejected Fair Play regulations again, since they did not have the necessary funds to increase their wage costs in January. An examination of the first examiner was requested.
A decision on the legitimacy of Olmo’s emergency registration will arrive until April 6th, and this new information seems to organize considerable doubts about the new license of the playmaker.
The CSD is commissioned to decide whether Barcelona presented evidence early enough to extend the registrations of Olmo and Victor before they expired on December 31, but now La Liga is working to prove that the league leaders did not have the necessary funds anyway.