Olmo case is a win in the end. I believe Barca has a good legal team, they will look at all angles.
I don't think there's a case of incompetence. We simply are doing everything possible to register our 2 signings we made this summer without weakening the team.
The judge himself said we won the Olmo case due to mistakes in La Liga papers, otherwise they would have won it. It was literally Tebas incompetence that saved us.
La liga has changed the rules, and we could re-register players again afaik,
the problem is still the vip seats. It is the club waiting for it to be approved by current auditor. I is dependent on the timing of that process. If it happens before the September 1 deadline, we should be able to register "most" if not all the players, if not then they are banking on it to be approved between September and January
If we
are over the salary cap regardless, then we are far more fucked, it means the club is banking on January sale to register all players fully, and we will have another fiasco in January.
We need to sort our shit right now, and leave the midseason drama. It benefit literally no one.
It is not as simple as that. He will have to prove to the court the reason for not giving his consent in the specific case.
Wrong, the burden will be on the club to prove they have a reason to force someone to break his own right for his own medical data privacy. Saying "hi, we are spending more than we are allowed, but we can register player using this information, why isn't he helping" won't make a case in court.
Never mind, the fact that if Marc comes before 4 months, the club will get punishment that is 3 times that allowed salary, this gives the club incentive to slow down his treatment plan, and gives the player the ground to worry about his rehabilitation.
Imagine if Marc indeed came back at 3 months time, and the club will face financial consequence for this, what do you expect the club to do?
It is a shut and closed case, the club is bluffing. They are trying to gaslight him into accepting it, which could very well work.
But you can stop daydreaming of the tough guy act while using the law, law will be on his side. This is real life, no Suits.
I hate Marc as a player and criticized him way longer than most fans on the forum, I want him out.
And I hate how he handled himself since last April, and I get the fans are mad at him, fans don't care about nothing but success of their club which right now Marc is against.
But if you look at the situation between the two sides objectively, Marc has more right than the club, who treated him like garbage since May while wanting his help at the same time.
Ter Stegen is sharing the information with the Club, he isn't consenting the club sharing it to a 3rd party which is La Liga. And he is absolutely entitled to that by the law, hence why the club is requesting it and not doing it alone. Trying to force someone to waive his rights isn't within the club