Spanish League Challenges Ruling on Barcelona's Player Registrations

The Spanish league has submitted an appeal against the decision by Spain's sports authority that permitted Barcelona to keep Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor despite financial compliance issues. The sports authority had intervened with a provisional ruling allowing the players' registrations, which the league and federation had originally denied.

In a recent development, the Spanish league has lodged an appeal against a ruling made by Spain's sports authority that allowed FC Barcelona to register players Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. This decision comes after an earlier move by the authority to permit their registration despite not meeting financial deadlines.

Barcelona was initially denied the registration of these players due to missing financial compliance deadlines, as communicated by both the league and the Spanish federation. However, last week, the sports authority intervened with a provisional decision favoring the club, enabling Olmo and Víctor to join the squad.

Currently, there is no set timeline for when the league's appeal, filed on Monday, will be addressed. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions between financial regulation bodies and clubs within Spain's football landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)