La Liga to appeal against CSD’s precautionary measure to register Dani Olmo, Pau Victor

After Barcelona’s relentless efforts, they finally received the green light to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor this week as the Higher Sports Council (CSD) granted them the precautionary measure, allowing the players’ re-registration temporarily.

The decision has been met with derision by La Liga, with the association president Javier Tebas criticising the move after the league and the RFEF had refused the club’s attempts to register the duo.

Now, several other clubs in La Liga have come forward and expressed their dissatisfaction over the resolution, voicing their concerns about the integrity of the competition.

La Liga to appeal

Now, Mundo Deportivo reports that La Liga will appeal against the precautionary measure issued by the CSD in favour of Barcelona before the Administrative Litigation Court.

La Liga implemented the provisional registration yesterday, a step taken independently of the broader actions it is preparing in response to the CSD’s decision.

In its statement, La Liga announced plans to “carefully examine the resolution to determine the appropriate appeals.”

Accordingly, La Liga will now file an appeal before the Administrative Litigation Court to annul the precautionary measure.

This appeal is separate from the arguments La Liga intends to present against the higher appeal submitted by FC Barcelona last Tuesday, which was forwarded to La Liga by the CSD yesterday.

Meanwhile, the final resolution of Barcelona’s appeal remains pending.

The CSD has up to three months to decide. Should the body uphold the registration of the two Barça players, La Liga could pursue another challenge through the same administrative court.

As mentioned earlier, the entire episode has sparked controversy in the Spanish top flight. Various La Liga clubs such as Athletic Club, Las Palmas, Real Valladolid, and Atletico Madrid have voiced their concerns about the matter via official statements.