After FC Barcelona faced rejection in their appeal to register Dani Olmo by obtaining a precautionary measure from the Commercial Court No. 10 in Barcelona last week, they turned to another court for

Barcelona's appeal of the initial rejection of their request for an extension to Dani Olmo's registration has also been rejected. Registered initially through a loophole made possible by Andreas Christensen's injury,

Barcelona have been dealt a blow in their hopes of registering Dani Olmo and Pau Victor in their squad for the second half of the 2024-25 season in La Liga, with the club’s court appeal for a precautionary registration measure rejected.

TBR Football can confirm that Barcelona's Dani Olmo would consider a loan move to England with two Premier League clubs open to a deal.

Barcelona’s attempt to extend Dani Olmo’s registration has suffered another setback, as their appeal against an earlier rejection has also been denied, sports news platform 90Mins reported on Monday.

Last week, newspaper Mundo Deportivo revealed Olmo had a clause in his contract allowing him to leave Barca on a free if he is not registered in January.

Barcelona are seeking a court order to extend Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor's registrations until the end of the season, a source has confirmed to ESPN.

One of the big performers in a handful of matches this term has been Dani Olmo; no great surprise, given he was a €60m (£51m) summer signing after helping Spain win Euro 2024, but even with injuries having come his way he has scored five times in seven league starts, highlighting his quality and importance.

Details of an unwritten agreement between Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have emerged, shedding light on the understanding between the two clubs.The Ligue 1 side haven’t been afraid to grab a

Barcelona risk having Dani Olmo unavailable for the second half of the season after a court rejected the club's request to extend the forward's registration beyond Dec. 31.