Javier TebasPresident of Laligahe has not yet given his arm to –twist for registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. Both players are registered to play the final of Spanish super cup In Arabia, after the CSD gives them the care, but Thebes He is still convinced that they will end up being unincript. During a gesture that took place at the Association of the Sports Press of Madrid (APDM), where Laliga was awarded for his Laliga project compared, fighting to end the hate crimes in football and society.
The employer of the employer is firmly against the Barça For ‘Olmo’s case‘. “We are against their registration and we put the resources that match us with the tangled organizations. And where we ask that it is not registered, logically,” he said Thebeswho understands club complaints. “They are right. If we as a league raise the corresponding resources is because we believe that an appropriate decision is not made as appropriate, he said.
Asked if the clubs would have the option to challenge the games where they play Elm, Thebes He said that “in the field of sporting law when a player is licensed, and at this time Dani Olmo He has a license to play, there is no challenge in the game, even if they can prove us correctly, “he said.
The classic choice outside of Spain
About the possibility that the Classic of May 11 outside of Spain if the Spotify Camp Nou neither the olílpic stadi, Thebes He did not close the door, even though he admitted to ignore the subject. “We didn’t talk to anything and I knew something like you, what I was able to read and not yet. There’s still talk about Spain and these things. We don’t know anything. In fact, if there is a problem That happened other times of power majeure at other stadiums for works always played teams outside their stadium, “he said. The employer’s president noted that “he needs to have the consent of another club, which Real MadridAnd study it is a study, “he said.
Source: La Verdad
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