A major update on the ongoing efforts of La Liga giants Barcelona to register Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor for the 2nd half of the campaign has late on Friday been forthcoming.This comes amid claims

Barcelona have not given up hope that Dani Olmo will be able to play for them in the second half of the season despite missing the January 1 deadline to register him with La Liga. A statement from La Liga on Tuesday night said Olmo and his team-mate Pau Victor have subsequently been deleted from the club’s registered squad with the league.

Dani Olmo's Barcelona career is in jeopardy just five months after the midfielder joined the club as the Catalans' blockbuster summer signing.

Barcelona could lose Dani Olmo for the second half of the season after LaLiga said the Catalan club are not in a position to extend the Spain international's registration ahead of Tuesday's deadline.

Barcelona have lost a second appeal for the precautionary registration of Dani Olmo for the rest of the season, meaning he remains unable to play for the club from January 1 onwards. The Athletic reported earlier in December that Barcelona’s court appeal for a precautionary registration measure for Olmo and his team-mate Pau Victor had been rejected.

Barcelona appear to be on their last legs when it comes to keeping Dani Olmo and Pau Victor available for the rest of the season. After they missed the deadline to keep them registered for the rest

Barcelona has suffered another setback in their attempt to register Spanish forward Dani Olmo for the remainder of the season, The post Barcelona in Limbo as Olmo registration stalls first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

Dani Olmo is still waiting to see if he will be able to play for Barcelona in 2025 as the Catalans bid to get the Spain star registered for the second half of the season. Yet it has now emerged the forward’s international future is also at stake right now.

Barcelona's financial situation has repeatedly put the club in difficult situations across the past few seasons, with the latest struggle seeing them potentially fail to register a big-money signing.