I ve asked La Liga to investigate Barcelona, ​​Bilbao has a way to keep Serena Williams

Bilbao (Bilbao) issued a statement on Thursday local time confirming that it had met with La Liga about Barcelona's desire to sign up for its winger Nico Williams to find out whether Barcelona has a qualified financial review to complete registration for new players.

Bilbao's move is not only to protect his own interests, but also provides guarantees for player Nico Williams. In the statement, they also clearly pointed out that Barcelona has not yet met the 1-1 rule of revenue and expenditure required by La Liga, questioning that Barcelona cannot complete the registration for him after signing Williams.

"In view of Barcelona football director Deco's public acknowledging that they will try to sign a player from us, and the contract between the player and the club does not end until June 30, 2027, Bilbao has the right to obtain relevant information." The statement also read, "Deco's remarks were made after a public statement issued by Barcelona's Laporta, but Laporta admitted that his team is working to meet the financial rules of La Liga, which means that Barcelona does not currently meet the requirements of the rules for players to complete registration."

The Basque team of La Liga also thanked La Liga for its full cooperation and explained its position and attitude towards the relevant affairs. During this meeting, both leaders Tabas and Uriadi attended the meeting: "Bilbao insisted on abide by the financial fair competition rules reached by all clubs in La Liga, and also firmly wanted to safeguard its own interests."

However, after Bilbao issued a statement, Laporta expressed confusion about their behavior: "I don't understand, I am frank, every club only needs to care about their own affairs, so I don't understand why they are talking to La Liga about the situation in Barcelona, ​​it has nothing to do with them. We have taken all the necessary measures to be able to sign players normally, and I believe we can sign and register the players we want".