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Barcelona are struggling not only on the pitch but also on the court; Barça president after crushing Real

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Barcelona are struggling not only on the pitch but also on the court; Barça president after crushing Real

Real Madrid and Barcelona are the best clubs ever not only in La Liga but also in the world.

Barcelona won the Super Copa by defeating arch-rivals Real Madrid by three goals to one in the Super Copa match on Monday morning.

The title also marks Barcelona’s first title since Messi left the club and Xavi took over as coach.

But after winning the competition, the president of Barcelona, ​​John Laporta, has revealed that they are taking a case to court with the La Liga authorities regarding the new transfers.

There were earlier reports that the Barcelona club was going through major financial crises. Reports relating to the club have also come out that the club needs to find at least 26 million euros to bring new players to the team.

And a few days ago, Laporta said that Barcelona do not currently have the financial situation to bring new players to the team in January.

In an interview with Barça Universal, Laporta said that Spanish football’s Financial Fair Play rules are causing huge headaches for the club.

“We are in a big battle with La Liga on the court. Fair play rules make it difficult to bring new players into the team. “The club will fight to protect the interests of the club as much as it can,” said Laporta.

Reports of moving Lewandowski, Conte and Rafinha to the Barcelona team regardless of the financial burden have previously led to actions by La Liga and the Spanish Football Fair Play Authority reaching out to Barcelona.

Meanwhile, Barcelona are currently at the top of the La Liga points table with 41 points from 16 games. Barça’s next match in La Liga is against Getafe on January 22.

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