The Barça president was the protagonist of disrespectful behavior towards regional presidents and the RFEF protocol, as reported by Marca and confirmed by Relevo.
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Joan Laporta won a fight with the order granted by the Higher Sports Council to Barça for Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor, but he lost his patience. Firstly, the president of the club Blaugrana celebrated the decision of the CSD as soon as he arrived at the stadium, at his meeting with the board, with questionable behavior, as captured by the cameras of Esport3, with shouts and a punch. After that, and already in King Abdullah's coffin, he again allowed himself to be carried away by euphoria and crossed the line of disrespect.
As Marca reported, and Relevo could confirm, Laporta caused a stir. After hugging Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor, who were sitting next to the throne on which he was to be installed, the president, beside himself and exalted, began throwing insults in the air, shouting, making gestures and behaving inappropriately. behaved towards regional presidents or RFEF protocol. “Shameless,” he even went so far as to say, according to witnesses who were present (and very surprised) in the privileged part of the stadium. There were moments of tension.
At that time, Rafael Louzán, the new president of the Spanish Football Federation, was not present. Later, when they both met, the relationship was more than cold. The new leader of Las Rozas, who was asked about the Olmo case during half-time of the Barça-Athletic match on Movistar+, did not want to get involved.
“My opinion? We must respect the decisions of an institution like the CSD, we cannot make any other assessment. We heard about the measure when we arrived at the stadium. If we can study in depth what this body has communicated, we will make an assessment that LaLiga will also have to make. The RFEF has scrupulously complied with what was laid down in a regulation that the CSD approved at the time: maximum respect And he limited himself to explaining: “As everyone knows, the Federation, LaLiga and the Liga F hand in hand. That's what's important.”
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These were very exciting days at Can Barça. Ten days before the end of the year, Laporta met with Dani Olmo's entourage to reassure them. A few days later he also met Hansi Flick. After working overtime with his legal services, the president has won the government's favor with a precautionary measure that has caused a huge stir.
Athletic Club president Jon Uriarte was the first to open the floodgates with his statements. Words of outrage that seem to sum up the feelings of many other clubs: “Perhaps one conclusion is that we are eight days into the new year and experiencing something astonishing. Clubs are asked to make an effort to grow, to make our competitions bigger, to come to a country where we can play far from our fans… But then we experience absurd situations. This is very bad for Spanish football.”
Barça announced last week that when the CSD's decision on the precautionary measure for Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor was announced, Laporta would appear at a press conference. At the club in Saudi Arabia, the club has not yet confirmed whether the president will speak there or upon his return. Be that as it may, a “belligerent” press conference is expected, as Helena Condis explained in Cope. Looking at the leader's behavior in recent hours, such an omen is not surprising.
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