The League has already given the go-ahead to Dani Olmo’s registrationas RAC1 has reported. The Blaugrana club has managed to register its main signing after the latest market movements made by the entity chaired by Joan Laporta, which had already left the club very close to generating sufficient space.
Finally, as SPORT has been able to confirm, Barça adds the provision for Christensen due to injury, as it did in the case of Iñigo Martínez and Ronald Araujo, to finish opening the necessary gap to register Dani Olmo as a member of the squad until December 31.
Barça fans have known for three or four summers the difference between signing and registering. Olmo was signed by Barça on August 9, but he has not registered until today. Signing is the first step, but without official registration in La Liga no player can make his debut.
Dani Olmo was not called up to Mestalla because he was neither registered nor, according to Flick, was he physically fit. Against Athletic, there are only bureaucratic problems. The Catalans will now be able to enjoy the skills of a player trained at La Masia who has grown and excelled in Croatia and Germany.
From ‘positional play’ to ‘the 1-1 rule’
Terms such as financial fair play, wage bill or the 1-1 rule have become more popular. In the jargon of the journalists who cover the Blaugrana news, words related to the Barça DNA such as Positional play, the three ‘Ps’ or the importance of high pressure or the third man.
Dani Olmo introduces himself to his new fans / SPORT
Barça’s financial situation has led to Barcelona fans currently paying more attention to economic metrics than to purely footballing issues.
Putting the focus on the field
In this case, with Olmo signed and registered, all the focus can now be on the performance of the Catalan striker and all the issues that his signing has generated, aside from the economic aspects.
Will Flick count on Olmo as an attacking midfielder or will he end up playing as a winger? There are many more questions about Olmo and his goalscoring ability and great versatility which will have to be clarified once the player from Egar returns to wear the Blaugrana shirt a decade after his departure to Dinamo Zagreb.
