Joan Laporta has been re-elected president of FC Barcelona after securing a commanding victory in the club’s presidential election held on March 15.
Laporta received 32,934 votes — 68.18% of the total, comfortably defeating challenger Victor Font, who secured 29.78%. The election recorded a 42.34% turnout among more than 114,000 eligible club members, reflecting significant engagement from Barça’s membership base.
The result ensures Laporta will lead the Catalan giants until 2031, extending his influence during a crucial period of rebuilding and strategic transformation for the club.
This marks Laporta’s third tenure as president, following his successful first spell from 2003 to 2010 and his return to power in 2021. Under his leadership, Barcelona has been navigating financial restructuring while rebuilding its competitive strength on the pitch.
With head coach Hansi Flick overseeing the team’s tactical direction and sporting director Deco shaping recruitment strategy, Laporta’s renewed mandate promises continuity in the club’s long-term sporting and infrastructure plans, including the ongoing stadium redevelopment project.
For Barcelona supporters, the election result signals stability at the top as the club aims to strengthen its position in La Liga and European competitions in the coming years.
Laporta’s renewed mandate ushers in an era of steady ambition, propelling FC Barcelona toward enduring triumphs on the pitch.
