“We will have to manage the replacement of the most important generation of footballers in history, with strong rivals, the pending project of the Espai Barca, the coronavirus crisis. We are at risk of becoming Milan.”
The 47-year-old has been working on his project ‘Si al futur’ for two years now. Meanwhile, other contenders for the office have only announced their intentions to run for president this year.
“It doesn’t make sense to present a project at the last minute. We have been working for two years and we cannot improvise when we already have a perfect storm here that threatens the future of the club.”
Font believes the current board need to be held accountable for the way they’ve been running the club. However, he understands that it’s highly unlikely that someone will get fired.
“It would be better to talk about the ‘Bartogate’ case, as it is the responsibility of the board and we should avoid associating it with the institution.
“But I don’t expect anything to happen. And if someone falls, it will be an unimportant position.”
