The ‘Som un Clam’ platform, which aspires to preside over Barcelona in the upcoming Barça club elections, published a statement on its social networks demanding more transparency from Joan Laporta after a trip to Mongolia and Azerbaijan designated as private, but he had work problems in the Barça tournament.
“Som un Clam demands transparency from FC Barcelona regarding Joan Laporta’s trip to Mongolia. We ask FC Barcelona for clear explanations on Joan Laporta’s trip to Mongolia, presented as private but with institutional meetings and commercial agreements. We demand clear answers: who traveled with Laporta? What was the specific objective? What cost and what return can we expect? Why was it classified as private? Members deserve to know how the club’s resources are used”, demands this forum from the club president. Barcelona. A platform whose clear objective is to unite the entire opposition group against the current president.
The platform “We are a clan” This is a group opposed to the board of directors of Joan Laporta whose leader is Joan Camprubigrandson of Agustín Montal, who was president of the Catalan club between 1969 and 1977. And great-grandson of Agustín Montal, who also chaired the club Barcelona between 1952 and 1964. “I am moved by Barça and the legacy of the Montal family. Being Barça means being family. We are in danger of extinction. We cannot lose the ownership model. “We want to be the engine of change,” he said when presenting his platform to Barça’s partners.
A controversial trip Joan Laporta which sparked controversy around Barcelona and its partners. The president of Barça was involved in an unexpected international trip that generated a lot of speculation and some surprises not only at the national level, but also within the culé club due to the secrecy with which the president of the culé acted.
Another controversy over Laporta
While the club is going through a critical moment, particularly on a sporting level, due to the positive results obtained so far in the League and the Champions League, but also on an institutional level after the important agreement with Nike, Laporta took advantage of this last break in the national team. President Culé packed his suitcase to cross Europe with two strategic stopovers in Mongolia and Azerbaijan wrapped in a private trip that feels anything but private. Although the club stated that it was only a “private trip”, the nature of the meetings seems to indicate a much greater objective linked to the Blaugrana entity.
The journey of Laporta It all started in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, where the president of the culé met with the Minister of Culture and Sports, Nomin Chinbat, which the Mongolian diplomat herself recorded on her social networks. In a symbolic gesture, the president presented a T-shirt of the Barcelona, an act that marked the start of a series of meetings aimed at strengthening the club’s presence in the country.
Like the minister herself Chinbat expressed through its networks, this “private journey” to which the Barcelona of Laporta The culés had commercial, institutional and sporting intentions. He stressed that we were talking about the possibility of a new Barça Academy in addition to the possibility of sponsoring the national brand Go Mongolia through the Blaugrana club.
But it didn’t stop there, according to the local Mongolian press: Laporta He also met with the multinational textile company Gobi, famous for its high-quality cashmere products. Apparently, according to these media, Barcelona, through BLM, has reached a preliminary agreement with Gobi for the manufacturing and distribution of exclusive club products. And for this reason, now, President Culé’s opponents are asking him for transparency and asking him to explain this whole situation.
