José Luis Sánchez Pulls out Barça's History and Destroys Toni Freixa in 3 Minutes

It seems that the soap opera over the registrations of Pau Víctor and Dani Olmo could soon reach a conclusion. It doesn't matter that Barça isn't able to register two of its players, as the team can continue bypassing rules. In this case, both players wouldn't be available to play against Athletic Club, but they could do so in a hypothetical final.

According to the program El Larguero from Cadena SER, the Consejo Superior de Deportes intends to grant the precautionary measure to the club. The goal is for both Dani and Pau to be able to play the upcoming matches with the culé team, including those in the Supercopa.

More favors to FC Barcelona

Once the CSD makes its decision official, both players will be able to be registered again in LaLiga and be at Hansi Flick's disposal.

According to sources close to Barça, the club hasn't received any information about the possible registrations. The team submitted the precautionary measure to the government body this Tuesday, which consisted of 52 pages and more than 60 documents. However, it's important to remember that all these documents were submitted completely out of time, so everything should be closed.

As already mentioned, both players wouldn't be able to play the match this Wednesday against Athletic Club in the Supercopa de España. However, according to "El Larguero", it is not ruled out that they could be in a hypothetical final against Real Madrid or RCD Mallorca.

José Luís Sánchez's message to Toni Freixa

Toni Freixa, former director of FC Barcelona, attended "El Chiringuito" in the latest edition of the program. On the set, he coincided with Sánchez, a journalist close to Real Madrid and responsible for denouncing the constant schemes of the culé team.

"Spanish soccer is governed by the rules of the League and the Federation. Those rules tell you that if by midnight you haven't complied...", commented the journalist. "You once again want to play with marked cards", he explained while Toni Freixa indicated that everything he said was made up.

"You have to accept that Spanish soccer is fed up with all this. You always have a dispensation, and they open their hand to you time and again", commented a Sánchez who then recounted the culé history. "Since the closure of Camp Nou, you didn't show up for a Copa semifinal, you threw a match against Osasuna...", he recounted.

Finally, the communicator left a phrase before all those present that ended up sentencing Toni Freixa himself. "This is very simple. It must feel different to play with different rules than everyone else plays with", he concluded.