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- [picture] Josep Maria Minguella at the fair
- The Quotes: Plaza, Benedito, Rosell, Laporta, Ferrer
- Benedito, Salvat, Guixa and Plaza struggling with ...
- Former player Amor supports candidacy Rosell
- Plaza: "I hope to run again in 2022"
- [picture] Jaume Ferrer and the Barça shirt
- Cartoon 38: Rosell appearing on scene
- Most read of the week
- The remodelling plan of Santiago Salvat
- The Quotes: Ferrer, Ingla, Benedito, Rosell, Plaza
- Several top players offered to candidates
- [2003] The collection of the signatures has ended
- [picture] Marc Ingla and member number 18
- Weekly Round-Up (24): Countdown to June 13
- Plaza rejects offer to sell signatures
- Former vice-president changes Rosell for Ingla
- Rosell has already enough signatures
- [pictures] Rosell, Ingla and the Catalan president
- Former president Gaspart linked to Ingla
- The Quotes: Ferrer, Perrin, Salvat, Rosell, Plaza
- Salvat wants scouting network of ex-players
- [picture] The blood of Alexis Plaza
- Zubizarreta main option to replace Begiristain
- [picture] The bus of Sandro Rosell
- Salvat: "The board of Laporta has been extremist"
- The Quotes: Ferrer, Benedito, Laporta, Rosell, Salvat
- Ingla wants to appoint club ambassadors
- Cartoon 37: Electoral battle intensifies
- Rosell: "I don't represent the Brazilian school"
- [picture] The human tower of Jaume Ferrer
- Torres not willing to negotiate with candidates
- The Quotes: Guixa, Minguella, Soriano, Salvat, Rosell
- Benedito: "They paid too much for Ibrahimovic"
- [video] The remodelling plan of Sandro Rosell
- [picture] Ingla and his PlayStation
- Rosell to file lawsuit against Ingla
- [2003] Klaus Toppmöller, the coach of Medina
- Seven board members continue until 30 June
- Ayats: "We have a model and experience"
- The Quotes: Salvat, Ferrer, Ingla, Rosell, Laporta
- [picture] Jaume Guixa on patrol
- There could be up to six electorals debates
- Rosell: "We can't afford to relax now"
- The Quotes: Soriano, Perrin, Salvat, Rosell, Ferrer
- Salvat: "The member will know everything"
- [picture] Jaume Ferrer and David Villa
- [video] Benedito uses Al Pacino to motivate team
- "Sandro Rosell" not on support slips
- [2003] Llaurado has deal with Iker Casillas
- Guixa: "We remain the clear alternative to Laporta"
- Most read of the week
- The Quotes: Godall, Ferrer, Salvat, Soriano, Rosell
- [picture] Sandro Rosell and Charly
- Ingla: "We will change the style of government"
- [picture] Candidates take part in football game
- Former president Nunez will support Rosell
- [picture] Soriano visiting Brazil
- The Quotes: Benedito, Ferrer, Salvat, Ingla, Rosell
- Weekly Round-Up (23): Who will succeed Laporta?
- Rosell: "Guardiola represents our core values"
- Godall resigns as director ahead of the elections
- Txiki: "My future will depend on new president"
- Poll Voting Intentions: One Month Before
- [picture] The kiss of Santiago Salvat
- The Quotes: Benedito, Rosell, Laporta
- Ingla wants global youth academy
- [2003] Main Catalan bank denies link with Bassat
- Benedito accuses paper of burying poll
- [picture] Japanese signature for Ingla
- The campaign logo of Sandro Rosell
- The Quotes: Plaza, Salvat, Rosell, Ingla, Ferrer
- Son Camp Nou architect could lead remodelling
- Rosell: "Barça is not only about goals and titles"
- Sala i Martin to leave the club in July
- The process of collecting the signatures
- [picture] Sandro Rosell and the fun candidate
- The Quotes: Perrin, Minguella, Ferrer, Ingla, Rosell
- Cruyff won't support any candidate
- Guixa: "We won't win by promising a star signing"
- Poll result: Who would you vote for?
- Did Ingla want to sign Mourinho?
- [picture] Campaign flyer of Alexis Plaza
- The Quotes: Benedito, Rosell, Salvat, Ingla, Plaza
- The collection of the signatures has started
- Do you speak Catalan or Spanish?
- [2003] Poll: Bassat almost 50%, Laporta 0%
- Benedito: "Transfer of Villa won't influence vote"
- Rosell wants to regulate new members
- [picture] Ingla taking part in run
- The Quotes: Ferrer, Salvat, Godall, Rosell, Ingla
- Ingla denies he didn't want Unicef on shirt
- Plaza considers Alexanko as sports director
- Ayats: "Guardiola already knows us"
- Rosell wants Guardiola for six more years
- Most read of the week
- The Quotes: Oliver, Ingla, Salvat, Rosell, Plaza
- Torres not rejecting approach by Rosell
- Benedito: "We want to listen to the member"
- Guixa presents campaign logo and slogan
- Ferrer will also use a campaign bus
The candidacy of Barcelona presidential candidate Marc Ingla has yesterday announced at a press conference that they want to appoint club ambassadors around the world in case Ingla wins the elections for president on Sunday 13 June.
The ambassador would be the representative of the board of directors in a region where the club has an "embassy", which can be a commercial centre or a youth academy. The cities in which the club would have a seat are Abidjan, Abu Dhabi, Beijing, Buenos Aires, Mexico, Moscow, New York, Oslo, Sao Paulo and Tokyo.
The ambassadors will be part of a new Global Advisory Council that will advice the board regarding the club's international policy and the policy in their respective regions. It will be an honorary post, that doesn't include a salary.
The candidacy already announced yesterday the name of one person that would be appointed as club ambassador, namely that of Japanese businessman Hiroshi Mikitani [picture], who would become the ambassador in Tokyo.
Hiroshi Mikitani is the chairman and chief executive of online shopping mall operator Rakuten. Mikitani is also the owner of Japanese football club Vissel Kobe and Japanese baseball club Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles. Read more: Ingla wants global youth academy Rosell to file lawsuit against Ingla
[picture] Japanese signature for Ingla
The candidacy of Barcelona presidential candidate Marc Ingla has yesterday announced at a press conference that they want to appoint club ambassadors around the world in case Ingla wins the elections for president on Sunday 13 June.
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