"There is a lot of difference between the Laporta of now and that of the first term when I worked with him."
"At that time, they entered to serve the club, and [now] this has gone to a second, third, or fourth place in terms of priorities. It's the most important difference, no doubt,"
"Yes. When someone doesn't count, doesn't explain, decisions are made without taking the partner into account. Opaque business. Explanations are demanded."
"When everything is so opaque, experience tells me that it gives reason to think,"
With under six months until Barcelona's presidential election, contenders are positioning themselves as Joan Laporta faces challengers. Laporta has reversed some damage from the previous board, but several opaque areas remain that stakeholders demand explanations for. The race appears balanced, with rivals believing they can unseat Laporta and form a new board. Xavi Vilajoana, a former member of Laporta's team and a declared pre-candidate, asserts that Laporta has changed since his first term and no longer places serving the club first. Vilajoana criticizes opaque decision-making, lack of partner consultation, and insists on transparency for all decisions, right or wrong.
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