Barcelona plan to sue La Liga as attempt to re-register Dani Olmo is rejected - opening the door for the Spanish star to leave in the January transfer window for free
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Barcelona has been informed that their attempt to re-register Dani Olmo for the second-half of the season has been rejected. The Commercial Court 10 of Barcelona made the decision public, announcing that they would not be allowing the Blaugrana to register the midfielder.
![[Both Olmo and Victor could leave the club for free in January amid their financial issues]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/27/08/93512735-14229321-image-a-2_1735289465464.jpg)
In response, Barcelona are expected to present a new lawsuit against La Liga in a last-ditch attempt to have their summer signing available for the second-half of the season according to Mundo Deportivo. It is expected that they will present the argument they will put forward is that the registration rules are invalid because they are regulated by a body that they consider incompetent.
![[Olmo's agent Andy Bara (left) was in Manchester this week after Premier League clubs became alerted to the midfielder's situation]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/27/09/93493397-14229321-Dani_Olmo_s_agent_Andy_Bara_left_after_Spain_s_Euro_2024_win_has-a-7_1735291706701.jpg)
Olmo was a £50million signing from Red Bull Leipzig in the summer but could only be registered on a temporary arrangement until the end of the calendar year owing to LaLiga's ongoing financial constraints on Barcelona. It means Olmo can leave as a free agent if Spain's football federation continue to block his registration for the second part of the season as they push for the Catalan giants to make more cuts, find more revenue and comply with their financial guidelines.
![[Hansi Flick's side spent £50million to sign Olmo during the summer but could see him leave]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/27/08/93512755-14229321-image-a-4_1735289579407.jpg)
Barcelona has been informed that their attempt to register Dani Olmo has been rejected. Both Olmo and Victor could leave the club for free in January amid their financial issues. Olmo's agent Andy Bara (left) was in Manchester this week after Premier League clubs became alerted to the midfielder's situation.
![[The Spaniard has scored five goals from 11 LaLiga matches for the Catalan giants]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/27/08/93512753-14229321-image-a-3_1735289561602.jpg)
