La Liga chief reacts to Laporta's landslide victory in Barcelona elections - 'With the difference in votes...' | Barca Universal

"With the difference in votes that he has won with respect to Victor Font, everything is said. The partners have shown him that they trust his project. If we examine the management level, as far as La Liga is concerned, there was an initial Barcelona, and now there is a different one. Barça have chosen continuity."

"That you continue in the line of recent years in compliance with 'fair play', is what I ask of you. The annual accounts are public and clearly specify the amount that has been imputed, which is, if I remember correctly, €71 million."

Joan Laporta decisively won Barcelona's presidential election, receiving overwhelming support from the club's membership for a five-year mandate. La Liga chief Javier Tebas praised the victory, noting the significant margin demonstrated clear member trust in Laporta's project. Tebas acknowledged Barcelona's improved financial management compared to previous years, though suggested room for sporting improvement. He urged Laporta to maintain financial compliance with fair play regulations during his second term. The election results reflected member preference for continuity. Barcelona's financial stabilization involved various measures, including VIP seat sales at the new Spotify Camp Nou stadium, which generated approximately €71 million toward improving the squad cost limit.

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