La novela entre el Barcelona y La Liga por Dani Olmo CONTINÚA

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00:00Atletico Madrid, Malaga, Valencia are some of the clubs that continue to add to the complaints

00:29against the case of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor.

00:34Let's remember that the Spanish Government decided to give the superiority to FC Barcelona,

00:42which is the last thing that LaLiga, Javier Tebas, takes Barça to the courts, to the ordinary justice.

00:54If everyone goes for the ordinary justice, or rather, if the Cule institution is used to going to it,

01:02why won't LaLiga go?

01:05And anyone, from now on anyone can go.

01:07If you don't comply with the Financial Fair Play, you go.

01:11If they give you a three-month suspension, well, you use three months as a player.

01:13It can be a trap made on purpose by anyone.

01:17He says, well, I don't have enough numbers, but it helps me to have this game for three months.

01:21Then I see, maybe I appeal and end up using it mid-season.

01:25Yes, I think what LaLiga is doing is very important,

01:28because in the statement that we saw in the previous broadcast,

01:31they were just talking about how it caught their attention that they had not asked for their opinion.

01:36And they are now doing the right thing to go.

01:38And be careful, they are talking about longer deadlines,

01:40so that if they want to take LaLiga into account, how fast the very cautious one came out.

01:45How is this soap opera going to end?

01:48I have nothing more to say.

01:49Really, I don't appeal to know all the legal processes of Spain or CSD,

01:56but I do understand that if it is an institution against another institution,

02:02which is supervised by a third party, which in this case would be Rfuf,

02:06the others have to talk, right?

02:08At least LaLiga has to say, hey, let's see, the date was 31,

02:1231 didn't arrive, they are selling things that don't exist, and then they decide.

02:16And if from there the council decides that they can still play,

02:19well, they listened to LaLiga, and LaLiga will see what it does.

02:22But doing this without listening to LaLiga is ridiculous.

02:25They didn't listen to the operation.

02:26And get the government, let's see, if this were Olympic sport, then go for it.

02:29The government can't, part of the COI tells you that your government can't get into the sport.

02:35FIFA supposedly says the same.

02:36FIFA!

02:37But it's that, Rodri, I find what Rodri has said very interesting.

02:44If it were an Olympic sport, they would get rid of you.

02:48Right away?

02:49The government can't get us in?

02:50But let me ask you, because I know you control the Olympic sport a lot.

02:54Football is an Olympic sport.

02:56The Spanish Olympic Committee, the COE, is very evolved,

03:03it is very involved, and it is always in all kinds of actions,

03:07with all kinds of disciplines.

03:09It is not like in other countries, perhaps,

03:11where the Olympic Committee of the country does not have so much relevance.

03:15In Spain, the COE is very important.

03:18Why doesn't it say anything? Because football is also an Olympic sport.

03:21They should raise their hand a little.

03:23I understand that they are different categories,

03:25that it is not the majority, whatever you want,

03:27but it can influence you.

03:28Here, the Mexican Olympic Committee, for example, in Mexico,

03:30in the case of Mexico, it does have to do with the Mexican Football Federation.

03:33Although it is the only one that does not receive the government's budget in Mexico.

03:37But, if the government went directly to the Mexican Football Federation

03:41for an issue of their national teams, for example,

03:43it would affect them with the COE.

03:45And here, the national team is influencing.

03:47Because if you don't take it into account,

03:49he can't go to the national team.

03:51And here, of course, he can go to the national team.

03:53But since you are talking about the Olympic theme,

03:57Alejandro Blanco, president of the COE in Spain,

04:00I know him, he is a professional 10,

04:04and I find it very strange

04:06that if he had been able to say something

04:09or get involved in something,

04:11I know that Alejandro Blanco does it.

04:13So, maybe this is escalating

04:15Maybe this is escalating

04:17to other places that are going away from us.

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