Barcelona’s President, Joan Laporta has in a press conference that will be remembered for a long time, came out swinging, armed with facts, confidence, and delivered a clear message: Barcelona is back on its feet financially and ready to take on the world.
No More Financial Palava – Joan Laporta
Laporta proudly announced that the club has finally broken free from La Liga’s financial shackles. According to him, Barca is no longer operating under strict restrictions and can now spend freely under the 1:1 rule.
“We’ve left those troubled times behind,” he declared.
The president explained that new partnerships, including an improved deal with Nike and better utilization of VIP seats at the Camp Nou, have helped boost the club’s revenue. Laporta’s message was clear: no more financial embarrassment for the Catalan giants.
Player Registrations
One of the most important topics Laporta tackled was the drama surrounding the registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. The president revealed that it took some legal backing from Spain’s Consejo Superior de Deportes (CSD) to get these players registered, despite opposition from some quarters.
Joan Laporta didn’t mince words when addressing those who tried to sabotage the club’s efforts. “They wanted to finish us, but we refused to give up,” he said, his determination evident.
Responding to Critics: “I’m Not Going Anywhere”
Critics calling for his resignation were not spared either. Joan Laporta quickly dismissed the idea that he would step down over La Liga’s decisions. “Did anyone really think I’d resign over this?” he asked.
Celebrating Supercopa Win
On the pitch, Laporta couldn’t hide his joy over the 5-2 thrashing of Real Madrid in the Supercopa de España final. He showered praise on the players and coaching staff for their hard work and resilience.
“This victory shows the strength and determination of everyone at Barcelona,” Joan Laporta said. The win, he added, is a clear sign that the team is heading in the right direction.
Road Ahead for Barcelona
Laporta ended the press conference on an optimistic note, promising to keep building a stronger Barcelona, both on and off the pitch. “We’re focused on making Barcelona a global force again,” he assured fans.
In conclusion, Laporta’s press conference was more than just a celebration of the Supercopa win; it was a declaration of intent a sign that Barcelona is shaking off its troubles and rebuilding itself as a club that commands respect. For Barca fans, this is the reassurance they’ve been waiting for better days are indeed here again!
Egunleti Tunmise Nehemiah
