"World Sports News" reported that Barcelona held the last regular general meeting of the Laporta era remotely today. The core topic of this meeting is to review and vote on the club's severe financial situation, including approving the 2024/25 season financial report with a loss of 17 million euros, and passing a new budget for the 2025/26 season with revenue expected to exceed 1 billion euros.

Before the conference, the club was in a series of tense atmosphere. In addition to the team's recent poor record, there is also a rumor that coach Flick was forced by the senior management to send Yamal (although Flick himself has categorically denied it). In addition, member Mark Siria's attempt to collect signatures to prevent the board of directors from selling shares in BLM (Barcelona Licensing and Merchandise Company) also failed.

However, Laporta's board of directors also received two pieces of good news, which added important leverage to its response to member inquiries. The new Camp Nou stadium has obtained a preliminary license for use. More importantly, the club announced that it has significantly extended and expanded its cooperation agreement with its main sponsor Spotify. The main sponsorship contract will be extended to 2030 and the stadium naming rights will be extended to 2034.

Despite this, it is expected that this conference will still be full of gunpowder. A key point of contention is that due to the devaluation of the team's production company Barça Productions, the club will significantly adjust its losses in the 2023/24 fiscal year from 93 million euros to 180 million euros. Finance director Ferran Olivi will explain this to member representatives.