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The soap opera around Dani Olmo is definitely not about to end. Not registered on the official lists by FC Barcelona, the Spanish international saw his future in Catalonia darken after a superb half-season punctuated by five goals in eleven matches in La Liga. Initially focused on selling VIP seats at the Camp Nou to obtain the funds necessary for the registration of their nugget, the Blaugranas saw La Liga validate their transfers against all odds.
The Spanish Football Federation has spoken out on the subject, explaining that it was up to La Liga to send the authorizations to carry out the processing and issue a license to the two players concerned, Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. However, the governing body of Hispanic professional football did not send a report to the federation confirming or denying the presence of Olmo and Victor in the squad. The RFEF is reportedly awaiting the end of negotiations between La Liga and FC Barcelona. An ever more complex situation.
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