La Liga President talks about Olmo registration: Rules are treated equally, and if they cannot be implemented, it will be meaningless

Recently, Wang Chuqi updated her personal social media. When interviewing La Liga chairman Tebas, Tebas talked about Olmo's registration issues.

Tebas said: "We need to figure out the whole process. La Liga and the Royal Spanish Football Association did not approve Olmo's registration for various reasons. Barcelona filed a complaint with the club's sports department, but the Sports Department is not a judicial body. The Sports Department uses the work rights of the player as the basis and allows him to participate. For this decision of the Sports Department, we have appealed to the judicial authorities because we believe that Barcelona was not qualified to register Olmo in January, so the Sports Department's decision is wrong. I hope the court can support our position."

Speaking of whether the rules were broken, Tebas said: "I'm not a special one." Don't understand your question, but I think the core is that our regulations in La Liga treat all clubs equally. Barcelona has applied this rule, and this rule also applies to other clubs. All clubs are very clear about our financial sustainable rules. We cannot interfere with the internal affairs of the club, but maintain the authority of the entire league and ensure that the rules are followed. If the rules cannot be enforced, it is meaningless to make rules. The purpose of these rules is to make the league sustainable, including Barcelona. As for whether these rules affect the future development of the club or the decision of chairman Laporta, these are not something we can interfere with."