Let's be honest. If you go out on the street and ask Barça fans about the meaning of BLM, many will think it might refer to the initials of some players. It's the old rule of thumb: what matters most to fans is scoring goals and winning titles. As the club grows and world football globalizes and becomes a den of global wolves where it's hard to compete, it's hard to follow Barça news off the pitch. It's become filled with technical terms and anglicisms.

For the second time in Barça's history, the club's members are close to adding an item to the meeting's agenda. Businessman Víctor Font did so in 2019. with the initiative of electronic voting and the financier Marc Ciria He may have succeeded in doing so by requesting the revocation of the permission that the assembly granted in 2022 to Joan Laporta's board to sell up to 49.9% of BLM (Barça Licensing & Merchandising), Barça's merchandising division, valued at around €600 million. According to the statutes, Ciria needed the support of at least 3% of members with the right to passive suffrage. This meant around 3,300 signatures. Finally, he collected 3,316 notarized signatures after almost a month of collecting them, as he himself explained this Tuesday at the Can Déu Civic Centre in the Les Corts neighborhood of Barcelona.