Canceled the precaution to register Gavi, which will play with the subfile again

Setback for Barça off the field. The court order that allowed the precautions to prevent the registration of gavi As a player of Barça’s first team, he has been put on hold. This is what ‘Relevo’ assures, which indicates that the Commercial Court number 12 by Barcelonaallowing the midfielder to register as a precaution for the closure of the winter market, against the decision of The competition to negate his professional record has suspended that decision.

A form error, the key to increasing precautions

The reason? Well, everything points to a form error. The Barca appeal came in a day after the deadline and according to the media mentioned above, this has been the reason for the lifting of the precautions. This was reported by Commercial court for the Barça club. Now Barça will have to appeal against that decision again. Barça sources assure GOAL that Gavi will now have to play again with a subsidiary’s plate till the end of the season.

Gavi extended until 2026, with a 1,000 million clause

Gavi extendedAs of June 30, 2026, he holds a first team record and a clause of 1,000 million euros. Now, however, the court has annulled Gavi’s registration, who will have to continue playing until the end of the season with a record of the junior team and not the first team. Barça will appeal, but it is clear that LaLiga will continue to oppose Gavi’s registration at the end of the season. As GOAL has been able to learn, there are many possibilities that LaLiga’s appeal to the courts will succeed. The employer believes that Gavi’s registration is not in line with his financial control rules, as Barça exceeds its “fair play” and has to cut the salary bill. The employer has therefore appealed against the court’s decision.

Gavi and the precedent of the ‘Pedro León case’

As GOAL has learned, sources at Barça acknowledge that the dispute sparked by Gavi’s registration shows many signs of a solution contrary to the interests of the Blaugrana.S. Because? Well, because there is already case law on LaLiga’s power when it comes to determining which registrations are valid and which are not. In fact, In April 2016, the Court of Justice of Madrid rejected the appeal of AFE and Pedro León, who complained when LaLiga decided to deny their license by LaLiga. A precedent that could be similar to Gavi’s case, as the employers have announced they will appeal against the precautionary measure given to Los Palacios to be registered. In the ‘Pedro León case’, the court recognized its power to deny the license of a player from a club or an SAD, as long as that club has exceeded the sports team’s cost limit. And that is exactly the same case of Gavi and Barça. In that precedent, the court rejected the appeal of Pedro León and the AFE, and in Barcelona they fear history will repeat itself in Gavi’s case.

The contest to issue and register visas is from LaLiga

LaLiga is unwilling to budge, wanting to cancel Gavi’s registration and insisting that she is the only body qualified to provisionally approve the player’s license for subsequent registration. Tebas claims that only LaLiga has the substantive authority to demand compliance with the economic control of the clubs, and that if these clubs do not meet these parameters, they cannot approve the registration of any footballer, whatever their name, because that would mean a comparative complaint against the rest of the clubs that scrupulously adhere to “fair play”.

In other words, that membership in LaLiga implies compliance with the instructions, circulars and regulations of the employer, including budgets, financial control and player registration visa.