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Joan Laporta Slams State-Backed Clubs as Barcelona Members Approve €510M Espai Barça Funding Boost - Archysport

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FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta used his opening address at a virtual assembly of delegate members to defend the club’s financial strategy while sharply criticizing rivals, pointing to state-backed clubs and corporate entities that receive favorable urban reclassifications during financial hardship. Speaking to club representatives via a remote session, Laporta outlined what he described as ...

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It takes heart in an assembly in which the undertakers approved the extension of the financing of the Espai Barça (300 million) and the issuance of bonds guaranteed with additional audiovisual rights worth 210 Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Barça president asks the partner to approve more debt to go "one step ahead" of rivals

·Madrid, Spain
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The president of Barcelona, Joan Laporta, gave a wide speech during the General Assembly of the members of the club, which took place today. He had an indirect sting at Real Madrid, regarding the recent decision of the City of Madrid to approve the change of the destination of 448,000 square meters of land from the sports complex of Real Madrid in Valdebebas, which will allow new activities that generate profit. ...

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has once again taken a dig at arch-rival Real Madrid. This happened just five minutes into his speech at the club's 2026 General Assembly, which is taking place today.

Joan Laporta points the finger to Real Madrid, referring to the "state club to which a land is requalified when they are in difficulty and are safe", during the General Assembly of Barcelona.

·Portugal
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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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