The internal tensions within FC Barcelona have escalated, with the opposition platform 'Som un Clam' demanding the immediate resignation of club president Joan Laporta and his board. 

Management Under Fire

In a strongly worded statement, 'Som un Clam' expressed outrage at what they described as "erratic and amateurish" decision-making by the current administration. The platform cited the ongoing issues with player registration as a symptom of a deeper structural problem affecting both the team’s performance and the club’s reputation. "The chaos surrounding the inclusion of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor has exposed the vicious cycle of mismanagement this administration has entered," the statement read.

Financial Instability and Strategic Missteps

The platform also criticized the financial strategies implemented by Laporta's board, accusing them of jeopardizing the club's future by selling off key assets to cover short-term financial gaps. “They have recklessly sold strategic assets under the guise of recovery while failing to present a coherent long-term plan. This has left FC Barcelona vulnerable both on and off the pitch," added 'Som un Clam'.

A Call for Mobilization

As the deadline for resolving the player registration cases looms, 'Som un Clam' has urged club members to take action. "We call on all Barcelona supporters to mobilize and demand accountability. The damage to the club’s reputation and its unique ownership model is irreversible unless drastic changes are made immediately," the statement declared.

Transparency and Stability

Beyond the current crisis, the platform highlighted broader concerns, including the involvement of intermediaries in major sponsorship deals with Nike and Spotify, which they allege lack transparency. They insist that Barcelona needs to return to its foundational values of collective ownership, transparency, and long-term planning to secure its future.

A Message of Support

Despite their criticism of the leadership, 'Som un Clam' expressed solidarity with Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor, emphasizing their importance to the team’s success. "We stand with these players during this difficult time and recognize their commitment to helping the club overcome its challenges," they concluded.

As the clock ticks down on these critical decisions, the calls for a new direction at FC Barcelona grow louder, reflecting a deepening divide within one of football's most storied institutions.