According to Catalan radio station RAC1, after Barcelona president Laporta contacted the family of a fan who was subjected to a violent police action in Elche, the club and the individuals involved are preparing to take legal action against the police officers involved.

On Tuesday, Barcelona issued a strong statement condemning police aggression against a minor near Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero ahead of Sunday's match between Elche and Barcelona. The club described the incident as "disproportionate use of force against a club member and supporter."

Following the incident, Barcelona president Laporta contacted the minor's family, particularly his father, and stated that the club would provide support and assistance if the family wished to pursue legal action.

Now, according to RAC1, this action will become reality. The attacked fan and Barcelona are preparing to file a joint legal action against the police officers involved. Legal representation for the young man will be handled by the club and criminal lawyer Marc Molins.

Several club figures, including Gavi and Laporta himself, have expressed their support for the attacked youth. Yesterday, Laporta also publicly criticized the actions of Spain's National Police in arresting a club member carrying an estelada (a flag used by the Catalan independence movement), calling them "excessive and violent."

Additionally, Barcelona president announced that the club intends to organize a demonstration "displaying the estelada" during tonight's match against Athletic Bilbao to express support for freedom of expression. At the same time, he also confirmed that the club would not hold a tribute ceremony for members who won the World Cup.

Tradotto dall'IA.

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