BarcelonaJoan Laporta and his board of directors make their debut this Sunday (3pm in the first call-up, 3.30pm in the second) in front of Barça members. It is the first assembly that the Barça club has held since 2019, as in 2020 it could not be organized due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the first – in its second term – of the president who received the majority support of the social mass in the March 7 elections. An ordinary session, initially scheduled for early July, in which much will be discussed about numbers and debt, will vote on the ratification of the members of the board who filled the gap left by Jaume Giró before taking office and , on tiptoe, details will be pointed out in relation to the Superliga project, which is still kept alive by Real Madrid, Juventus and Barça itself.
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