The decision of Higher Sports Council (CSD) to grant the precautionary measure for the registrations of Dani Olmo and Pau Victor in LaLiga as players of the FC Barcelona is still going strong, although both players will be able to play this final stretch of the season without major setbacks. A few days after the CSD resolution, its president, José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, He broke his silence on the subject in statements to the Valencian regional channel ‘À Punt’ and made it clear that the organization would have done the same with any other player and team.
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“There are no comparative grievances because we would have done exactly the same with any other club and any other player. It is an administrative procedure, perfectly regulated. It is an appeal. FC Barcelona and football players have the right to ask the CSD to resolve a conflict between Barcelona, LaLiga and the RFEF. We, while we resolve it, what we have decided is that we did not want to create harm to two soccer players. Between playing and not playing, while we decided, it seemed much more reasonable, in accordance with the Sports Law, that we protect the footballers. What we have done is ‘while we decide, let them play'”he sentenced Rodriguez Uribeswho added that the decision of the C.S.D. on the precautions of Dani Olmo and Pau Victor It was so as not to harm the two players.
“We will see how the procedure is resolved in the end because we have to get to the bottom of the matter, but we have neither gone into the issues of the rules, which are common and are for everyone, nor into financial fair play. The CSD doesn’t even question all of this. What we have seen, according to the FC Barcelona lawsuit, is that there may be indications of a full nullity at the origin of the procedure. And consequently, everything that was done afterwards… I am referring to the decisions of the RFEF and LaLiga, could affect a decision that if it is later invalidated… What we had to do was protect the footballers. It is first grade. That Roman principle besides that the first thing is to do no harm. Primum non nocere said the Romans. Well, that is what we have done, protect the footballers, one of whom is also from the Spanish team.”said Rodriguez Uribeswhich also revealed that the coach Luis de la Fuente was the “First of all, he was happy that we protected the two players”.
It is worth remembering that Rodriguez Uribes He had already spoken along these lines on social networks, when on January 11 he shared a tweet in which he pointed out that same principle of ‘primum non nocere’ to justify the decision of the C.S.D. on precautionary measures Dani Olmo and Pau Victor.
