Barça finalizes the 'lever' that will make it possible to register Dani Olmo

FC Barcelona has taken a key step to achieve the registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. The Blaugrana delegation is in Dubai with the aim of closing the sale of part of the 120 million euros expected from the commercialization of the VIP seats at the new Spotify Camp Nou to a company based in the United Arab Emirates.

However, sources from the Catalan institution have informed 'Mundo Deportivo' that the amount they will receive for this part of the seats negotiated in the Arabian Peninsula is still insufficient to register both forwards, so they continue to work on the transfer of all these boxes and hope to achieve it between this Saturday and tomorrow Sunday.

LaLiga is already aware of the operation

On its part, LaLiga is already aware of the operation, which has the backing of the board, and the Catalans expect it to receive quick validation. Barça believes that, since it is approved by the club's leadership and they have informed the governing body of all movements, all income received from this sale can be used to facilitate the registrations of both players.

Additionally, the Catalans have several offers to complete the sale of the more than 100 million they expect to receive for the VIP seats, and Joan Laporta himself is leading the negotiations with other companies interested in these assets in order to close the deals as soon as possible.

If they ultimately do not reach the necessary quota to register Olmo and Víctor, the Blaugrana institution does not rule out completing the capital with a guarantee from the board, although it would not be for the 60 million necessary to re-enter the 1/1 rule since part of the VIP boxes at Camp Nou have already been sold.

Despite having filed another lawsuit against LaLiga, which will be resolved next Monday, December 30, at Can Barça they have decided to cover their backs after the setback received from the ruling of the judge of Commercial Court number 10, who denied the precautionary measure of the Catalans, and they continue to work against the clock to resolve their main issue in the winter market.