Sevilla President accuses Real Madrid of attempting to destroy Spanish football
Sevilla President Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco has accused Real Madrid of attempting to destroy Spanish football following ...
Sporting Director Confirms Chelsea Star ‘Wanted’ to Join Barcelona in January
Joao Felix’s Barcelona Dream Shattered Again as Milan BeckonsJoao Felix’s longing to don the Blaugrana jersey has been no ...
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Laporta stood firm, and denied the release of 3 Barcelona players
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has blocked the departures of Pablo Torre, Pau Víctor, and Héctor Fort, opting to keep the ...
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What Barca president Laporta said on Tuesday – and what it means: Olmo, Raphinha’s comments and Qatari cash
“They didn’t succeed. They wanted to kill us off.” That was how Joan Laporta began his much-anticipated press conference after a very dramatic festive period in which he battled to both re ...
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Laporta thinks about July: The reinforcements Barcelona wants
However, the story could be different in the middle of the year, as with the arrival of the 25/26 season, Barcelona is ...
The man behind NYCFC’s new stadium, Councilman Francisco Moya, chats dream to bring soccer to Queens
Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros bring on Queens’ 21st district Councilman, Francisco Moya, to chat about his important role in bringing NYCFC’s new soccer stadium to Queens. Moya also discusses ...
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How Laporta the 'rascal' keeps Barcelona going as president
In which case, I wonder what he'd have made of FC Barcelona President Joan Laporta. Sunday's Supercup Final thrashing of Real Madrid came bang on time to celebrate the fourth anniversary of ...
Keeping enemies closer: How Barcelona’s close relationship with Real Madrid have helped the club
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.” Nowhere is this more evident than in the surprising dynamic between Real ...
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Barcelona president Joan Laporta hits back at LaLiga over furore surrounding Dani Olmo - after the club were controversially allowed to re-register the Spain international
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has taken aim at LaLiga following the controversy surrounding Dani Olmo's re-registration. After an extended saga that saw Barcelona appeal to the Higher Sports ...