Athletic club Confirmed that he met with Laliga to question BarcelonaThe ability to sign players within the league’s financial fair sports regulations amid the ongoing pursuit of the Catalan side Nico Williams,
Barka Sporting Director Deco said in the last weekend that Spain Winger Williams, who has a € 58 million release clause, has shown a “strong desire” to join the Laliga Champion in this summer.
Meanwhile, Baraka President Joan Laporta said on Wednesday that he was confident that the club will be able to sign and register two couples – the goalkeeper Zone GarciaJoe joined Aspenayol Last week for € 25 meters, and Williams – as the club continues to fight Laliga’s financial rules.
The Basque Club said in a statement on Thursday, “Athletic wants to thank Laliga for his cooperation and clarity during a meeting between two organizations, with Xavier Tebas and John Urieret, the concerned President of each unit was present.”
“The meeting in Madrid was held in response to the request made by the athletic in relation to compliance with the sports rules of the financial fair.
“Barcelona’s players had the ability to sign amidst discussion issues. The athletic has a legitimate interest in reaching the relevant information about that Barcelona’s football director, Deco publicly acknowledged that they would try to sign a player from our first team – a player who is subject to contract until 30 June, 2027.
“Demanding clarification about these cases helps to ensure that the rules of the competition are properly followed.
“Deco’s comments follow the public statements made by Barcelona President Laporta, who admitted that his club is working to follow ‘ [LaLiga’s] Rules’ and this, as a result, it does not meet the requirements of those rules for the current player registration.
“We are grateful to Laliga’s cooperation and clarity, in providing an idea response, but at the same time emphasizing that the financial fair approved by each of the clubs that create athletic Laliga will protect their interests with strict action according to the financial fair play rules approved by each one.”
The athletic did not give any more information about what was Laliga’s response.
Laporta said he was amazed by athletic complaints.
“I don’t understand the athletic reaction,” he told reporters. “With all due respect, everyone should worry about their own business.
“I do not understand why they will go to Laliga to speak about Barka, which is nothing to do with them, but each for their own.
“We have taken all necessary steps to be able to be able to sign normally. We will be able to sign and register the two players we want to sign.”
The quarrel comes after a complaint from several Spanish sides in last January when Barca was allowed for registration by the Sports Ministry of Spain. Dani Olmo And Pau Victor Despite the league saying They did not have a fair game to do so,
While Laporta said that Barka is in a better position to register players in this summer, Tabas says they are still spending above their limits and should raise or deduct money before signing.
Meanwhile, Williams has communicated his desire to leave athletic in this summer, a source confirmed ESPN.
Spain International agent, Felix Tenta said the same on behalf of Bilbao earlier this week, although he did not say where his client wanted to go.
Barka targeted Williams for the first time in the first summer, but the deal fell as they could not assure their registration, Olmo eventually signed instead.
Williams, 22, who plays with his brother Inki in San Maam, has performed 167 for athletic since the breakdown of the first team in 2021.
