After all that’s happened, things get complicated very quickly. Here’s the latest on the Dani Olmo situation at Barcelona.

Barcelona finally got positive news regarding Dani Olmo's situation and he's now available to play with the club—at least for now.

As Barcelona are still unable to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor with the January transfer window swinging open, uncertainty grows about what the club may do moving forward. While they can take the matter to the Higher Sports council (CSD) in order to attempt to register the players via a court order, damage has already been done.

La Liga giants Barcelona have on Wednesday at long last secured the go-ahead to register Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor, on a provisional basis.The ongoing developments behind the scenes in Catalunya’s

A spokesperson for the Spanish government had denied claims a temporary registration has been awarded to Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo. Olmo, alongside midfielder Pau Victor, saw his La Liga registration expire on December 31 and fell foul of the La Liga rule stressing players cannot be awarded a second license with any one club in a single season.

Dani Olmo and Pau Victor have both been granted temporary playing registrations by the Spanish government despite repeated rejections from the Spanish FA and La Liga in recent weeks.

Barcelona will be taking La Liga to court yet again after the league has ruled that Dani Olmo and Pau Victor can't be registered until the summer due to Barcelona not having enough space under the La Liga salary cap following the expiration of their injury exemptions.

Ahead of the Spanish Super Cup semifinals, FC Barcelona star Raphinha made a stark confession when asked about the registration row surrounding his teammate Dani Olmo.

Olmo and Victor were both named in Barcelona’s Super Cup party, but were not listed in Wednesday’s matchday squad.

Dani Olmo is no longer eligible to play for FC Barcelona. No wonder the European champion is "pissed off", as Spanish media report.

Raphinha has said that players “would probably think twice” about coming to Barcelona after Dani Olmo and Pau Victor were de-registered from their first-team squad. On January 4, Barcelona were planning to file a complaint to the Spanish government in their final attempt to register the two players after La Liga and the Spanish Federation (RFEF) refused to alter their stance on the registrations.