Barcelona has once again joined the LaLiga Delegated Commission, the body that oversees the organization and operation of the Spanish top flight. The decision, announced in October 2025, marks the return of the Blaugrana club to the institutional body that it had abandoned in April 2025 after a dispute with the employers' association over the publication of internal economic data.
The reason for Barça's resignation was the informative note that the employers' association published about the operation of the VIP boxes of the Catalan entity. The club, through a letter addressed to LaLiga, expressed its total dissatisfaction with the disclosure of private financial information. This situation caused a rift between the federation and the club, which led to Barça's departure from the Delegated Commission for a year and a half.
In the last year, the relationship between the club and the employers has been normalized thanks to the intervention of key figures. The president of Barça, JoanLaporta, collaborated with the president of LaLiga, JavierTebas, in the complaint and the file opened by the Administrative Court of the Directorate of the Football Society (TAD) following the complaint by MiguelGalán of the Spanish Sports Confederation (CSD) for the alleged disclosure of private data. The process concluded without sanctions for Tebas, which helped restore trust between both parties.
With its return, Barça joins other great teams in the Delegated Commission, such as RealMadrid, Sevilla, Betis, Alavés and Villarreal. This composition allows the two most relevant clubs in Spain to once again participate in making decisions that affect the league. The president of LaLiga, JavierTebas, has highlighted on several occasions Barça's economic management, which allowed it to return to first position in the transfer market last summer, a situation that has remained independent of the influence of RealMadrid.
The future of the Delegated Commission is outlined with the active participation of Barça in meetings and votes. It is expected that the club will continue to exert its influence on the decisions of the employers' association, maintaining a cordial and close dialogue with LaLiga. The next step will be to observe how the Barça club contributes to the definition of policies and regulations that will govern the next league season.