Joan Laporta has been re-elected as president of FC Barcelona after securing victory in the club’s presidential elections against challenger Victor Font. The result ensures that Laporta will remain in charge of the Catalan giants until 2031, extending his leadership during a crucial period for the club.
Celebrations erupted among Barcelona supporters outside Spotify Camp Nou as the result was confirmed. Fans waved club flags, set off flares, and applauded the president, who appeared on stage thanking members for their trust and support.
Laporta’s re-election represents a strong endorsement from the club’s socios (members), who believe he is the right figure to guide Barcelona through its ongoing sporting and financial transformation. During his tenure, Laporta has overseen efforts to stabilize the club’s finances, restructure key departments, and rebuild the squad to compete again at the highest level of European football.
The victory also signals continuity in Barcelona’s current football project. Laporta is expected to continue working closely with head coach Hansi Flick and sporting director Deco as the club looks to strengthen its squad and challenge for major trophies in the coming years.