Janice R. Andrews
Brazilian winger Raphinha has admitted he would “think twice” about joining Barcelona amid the ongoing Dani Olmo registration crisis. The unresolved situation surrounding Olmo and Pau Víctor has raised concerns about the club’s financial stability and management.
Olmo, who joined Barcelona from RB Leipzig last summer, remains unregistered due to unresolved financial constraints. Similarly, Pau Víctor finds himself sidelined by the club’s struggles to meet La Liga’s strict financial regulations.
In a recent statement, Raphinha highlighted the uncertainty players face when considering a move to Barcelona. “A club with Barca’s reputation should ensure clarity and professionalism in its operations,” he commented, reflecting growing concerns about the club’s ability to navigate its financial challenges.
Barcelona has faced significant financial difficulties in recent years, impacting player registrations and casting doubt on future transfers. While the club works to resolve the issues, Raphinha’s remarks underline a broader apprehension among players regarding the situation at Camp Nou.
As the registration debacle continues, it could have lasting effects on Barcelona’s reputation and ability to attract top talent, putting further pressure on the club to find solutions.
