US Edition'Real Madrid Complaints Due to Superleague' - Barcelona President
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Barcelona president accuses Real of obsession and distraction, saying they are "more worried about us than themselves"
Joan Laporta responded to Florentino Pérez's inflammatory speech against Barça for the 'Negreira case' this Tuesday from Guadalajara, where Hansi Flick's team will compete for the ten-year finals of the Copa del Rey. The blue president used irony to answer his white counterpart, accusing him of having "acute barcelonitis", an expression he did not hesitate to repeat on several occasions. In addition, he pointed out that the differences with resp…
The president of the blue club grana attended the media in the previous Deportivo Guadalajara-Barcelona
On the eve of the 16th final of the King's Cup between the Deportivo Guadalajara and FC Barcelona, Joan Laporta presented himself to the media. President Blaugrana insisted on the importance of the match, for them who are the winners of the title in this competition. He also referred to the latest statements of [...]
Four days after his appearance at the City of Justice in Barcelona, the audio recordings of the statement of Joan Laporta, president of Barça, as a witness in the Negreira case have been made public. Beyond the legal and sporting content of his explanations, one of the most outstanding facts of the statement of the president of FC Barcelona is that he chose to stand firm and declare entirely in Catalan. He maintains Catalan During the appearance…
'Real Madrid complaints due to Superleague' - Barcelona President
After Real Madrid President Florentino Perez utilised his Christmas address to place the focus back on the Negreira case and Barcelona, his counterpart Joan Laporta has waited less than 24 hours to respond. Laporta himself was in court on Friday to give testimony, as the Catalan giants fight a corruption charge.Laporta’s testimony was leaked on Tuesday, and it was revealed that he had claimed he had never met Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, former…
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