Atletico Madrid have expressed concern that the Spanish Council for Sport (CSD) is putting football in danger. After it granted Barcelona forward Dani Olmo a temporary registration.
Olmo and another Barcelona player, Pau Victor. Were removed from the club by La Liga and the federation. After their registration expired on December 31.
Barca appealed to the country’s Council for Sport, which on Wednesday granted a temporary restraining order allowing Olmo. And Victor to register while the case is being heard.
“Atletico Madrid expresses its deepest concern about the situation in Spanish football following the decision of the Council for Sport yesterday,” the club wrote in a statement.
“We believe that this decision puts the current system of football in jeopardy and the rules that have been set in question. “
The intervention of the government sets a very dangerous precedent. Because it allows the rules to be broken and serious mistakes to be repeated.”
Real Madrid, another Spanish giant There has been no official move by เล่นเกมคาสิโน UFABET ทันสมัย ฝากถอนง่าย , with national media reporting that Real Madrid support Olmo’s registration.
However, other La Liga teams, Athletic Bilbao and Las Palmas, have issued statements similar to Atletico’s.
“This situation cannot happen because it is very bad for football,” Bilbao president Jon Uriate told the media.
“As a club we are trying to grow and make the competition bigger, and at the same time we have this strange situation.”
Deco hit back at the criticism: “Every club should focus on their own problems. We are trying to do it for Barça in the best possible way. “
The rest is the power of government bodies or the courts. Now they have allowed the player to register, and there are reasons for it.”