Barcelona president Joan Laporta has defended his administration’s handling of the Dani Olmo case and has claimed that there was a campaign to tarnish the club’s image.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has defended his management of the club's finances and said they followed the Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules to enable them to register players Dani Olmo and Pau Victor.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has sent something of a message of appreciation the way of arch rivals Real Madrid.This comes owing to Real’s stance on the efforts of the Blaugrana to register

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has defended his management of the club's finances and insisted they followed LaLiga's rules to ensure they could register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor.

Barca's president is feeling the effects of Olmo's registration issues, with several groups of members asking his board to step down

Dani Olmo's future at Barcelona remains in the balance as the Catalan club pursue their legal battle to get the midfielder registered to play once more.There is precedent -- in 2015 Arda Turan and Aleix Vidal joined Barcelona but were frozen out for six months because the Catalan club was serving a ban which prevented them from registering players.

Barcelona President Joan Laporta defended the club's financial management, stating compliance with Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. Despite initial registration resistance, government intervention temporarily secured player registration.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta defended his handling of the Dani Olmo registration issue and lashed out at enemies attacking the club in a fiery speech on Tuesday.Laporta said one of the reasons for the registration debacle was because the club did not accept a new sponsorship deal with sportswear brand Nike in the summer.

Joan Laporta made a surprise Dani Olmo registration announcement as he accused La Liga and RFEF of destabilising Barcelona.