The president of FC Barcelona, Joan Laporta, met this Monday with the first team coach, Hansi Flick, to inform him about the options the institution is still working on to register players Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor before January 1.

According to information obtained by EFE from sources within the club, Laporta, accompanied by the director responsible for youth football, Joan Soler, went to the Ciudad Deportiva Joan Gamper to update Flick on the club's efforts to comply with the 1:1 rule required by LaLiga to maintain balance between income and expenses in football teams.

Financial Actions to Meet LaLiga's Requirements

The president explained to the German coach that they have finalized the concession of part of the new VIP boxes at the Spotify Camp Nou for approximately 100 million euros. If LaLiga approves this operation, it would allow Barça to operate at full capacity in the next transfer market. 

Additionally, Flick was also informed about the hearing held this Monday at the Court of First Instance number 47 in the Catalan capital, where they once again requested the provisional registration of Olmo and Víctor after the Commercial Court number 10 denied it last Friday. The club expects a resolution later this afternoon.