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While FC Barcelona expected to experience an eventful Tuesday, the opponent Jordi Farré, tired of the non-registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor and other aspects of the management of the current president of the club, finally decided to backtrack and will not present a motion of censure against Joan Laporta, at least for the moment, according to information from ElDesmarque. He was scheduled to give an interview at 9:00 a.m. on Catalunya Radiobut he decided not to attend and canceled his appearance on the show. As the media points out Esports3the idea of presenting a motion of censure against Joan Laporta would have been extinguished – due to lack of support from the majority of opposition groups.
As a reminder, the newspaper Sport learned that this Tuesday morning, in the premises of the Spotify Camp Nou, Jordi Farré planned to present a motion of censure against the highest Blaugrana leader. Leading member of FC Barcelona, promoter of the motion of censure against Josep Maria Bartomeu in 2020 and pre-candidate for the elections to the presidency of the club in 2021, he had already declared last August: “Laporta must resign immediately. In fact, I am thinking very seriously, and if people ask me, I will table a motion of censure. I think Laporta is a problem for the future of the club. There are groups of socios who appear and who say it over and over again, but I have the feeling that this is the case. The only thing they want is a media quota, because in the end, no one does anything“. Clearly, there are many twists and turns in Catalonia.
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