
Joan Laporta confirms his candidacy and warns Víctor Font
The former president of FC Barcelona officially begins his campaign after exceeding the signature threshold and responds harshly to his electoral rival
Joan Laporta has taken a definitive step towards the presidency of FC Barcelona by exceeding the statutory requirement for signatures, with a total of 7,226 valid supports. His candidacy, although it was already widely anticipated, was officially formalized, marking the beginning of an electoral contest that promises to be intense.
In his first appearance before the media, Laporta did not hesitate to confront Víctor Font, his main opponent. The public debate ignited after Font referred to the club's past in controversial terms that Laporta considered unacceptable.
The former president declared firmly: “As president I have been and as member number 9,601 of FC Barcelona, I demand that he rectify and apologize to all of Barcelona fans. It cannot be accepted that he describes Barça in the way he did.”
Laporta highlighted the importance of protecting the club's history, defending the historical achievements that include Rijkaard's team, Guardiola's team and, of course, Barça of the sextete. He pointed out that allowing external disqualifications, even coming from media sectors related to the historical rival, would be a mistake that the club cannot allow.
Regarding Font's statements about his relationship with Hansi Flick's representative, Laporta emphasized that the real risk for the club's sporting project is represented by his rival: “Our sporting project is Hansi Flick on the bench for the next five years. We have a team that Barcelona fans love, and Deco is in charge of management from the offices. We have built the future, not the past,” he stated.
The former president insisted that Font's candidacy has focused more on criticism and misinformation than on concrete proposals. “What I see is that we are in elections and everyone must present their plans. Until now, Font and his team have dedicated themselves to denying evidence, putting obstacles in the way and making demagogy with lies. Barcelona fans do not deserve this,” Laporta added.
Among the key points of Laporta's campaign, the continuity of the sports project with Flick stands out, the consolidation of the management body with Deco, and the commitment to a solid and renewed team until 2030. This approach aims to guarantee a balance between the competitive present and a sustainable future for the club.
In parallel, Laporta reiterated that his objective is to preserve the essence of Barça, protect its history and strengthen its institutional identity against any attempt at discredit. His message seeks to mobilize the culé electorate with a speech that combines historical pride and ambition for the future.
The electoral campaign, which will culminate with voting on March 15, promises to be a confrontation of ideas, strategies and club vision. Laporta is committed to a positive narrative focused on tangible achievements and sporting continuity, while Font, according to the former president, seems to opt for a more controversial approach.
Sports analysts point out that Laporta's combative tone could strengthen his position among partners who value the defense of Barça's legacy. At the same time, the strategy of focusing on concrete proposals and long-term projects can clearly differentiate you from your opponent.
The former president concluded his speech by highlighting the need for transparency, commitment and respect towards members: “It is not just about winning elections, but about guaranteeing that FC Barcelona continues to be a world leader on and off the field. That is my priority.”
Candidacy comparison table
| Candidate | Main proposal | Approach | Indicated risks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joan Laporta | Sports continuity with Flick, Deco management, project to 2030 | Purposeful and focused on historical achievements and sustainable future | External criticism, media attacks |
| Victor Font | Criticisms of the past and alternative proposals | Controversial, confrontational | Lack of specificity, possible institutional discredit |
Frequently asked questions
- When will the FC Barcelona elections be?
- The vote to elect the new president will take place on March 15, 2026.
- How many signatures did Joan Laporta need to be a candidate?
- It exceeded the required threshold with 7,226 valid supports.
- What is Laporta's main sporting proposal?
- Guarantee the continuity of Hansi Flick on the bench and the management of Deco in the offices until 2030.
- What criticisms did Laporta make of Víctor Font?
- He accused him of misinforming, denying evidence and putting obstacles in the way of the club's current management.
- What does the “Barça of the sextet” mentioned by Laporta mean?
- It refers to the historic team that won six titles in the same season under Pep Guardiola.
- What role does Deco play in Laporta's candidacy?
- Deco leads the institutional and sports management from the offices, consolidating the long-term project.
- How has Barcelona fans reacted to Laporta's candidacy?
- In general, the majority values his defense of the club's legacy and the continuity of the sports project.
- What is Laporta's strategy in the face of external criticism?
- Respond firmly, demand rectification and maintain the defense of the club's institutional prestige.
- Has Font presented concrete proposals?
- According to Laporta, his candidacy has focused more on criticism and demagoguery than on clear proposals.
- Where can I follow the news about the Barça elections?
- For more information and discussion about the campaign, you can join the Telegram channel: https://t.me/casino_gurus
Joan Laporta confirma su candidatura y lanza advertencia a Víctor Font
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