Barcelona lose another appeal to register Spain midfielder Dani Olmo for the second half of the season, one day before the deadline.

Barcelona have lost a second appeal for the precautionary registration of Dani Olmo for the rest of the season, meaning he remains unable to play for the club from January 1 onwards. The Athletic reported earlier in December that Barcelona’s court appeal for a precautionary registration measure for Olmo and his team-mate Pau Victor had been rejected.

Barcelona will need to have another financial lever approved by the Spanish league in order to register playmaker Dani Olmo for the rest of the season after a judge ruled against the club.

Barcelona have lost another appeal for the precautionary registration of Dani Olmo for the rest of the season on Monday, one day before the deadline to register the Spanish international.

La Liga giants Barcelona have on Monday been dealt a fresh blow behind the scenes.This comes amid confirmation that the club’s latest endeavour to register midfielder Dani Olmo for the remainder of

Barcelona have lost another appeal to LaLiga after seeing its bid to register Dani Olmo for the rest of the campaign rejected, according to Marca.

Barcelona's appeal of the initial rejection of their request for an extension to Dani Olmo's registration has also been rejected. Registered initially through a loophole made possible by Andreas Christensen's injury,

Barcelona continue to work at full speed in order to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor before January 1, the date after which the registration made for the first part of the season will no longer be

Six months after signing for Barcelona, Dani Olmo may be looking for a new club after a second appeal for his registration was rejected.

Barcelona have suffered a fresh bid in their bid to re-register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor which would allow the forwards to play for the rest of the season. A Spanish commercial court has already rejected Barca’s initial appeal for a “precautionary measure” that would allow Olmo to be registered.