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FC Barcelona's basketball new signing Ricky Rubio from Dkv Joventud, right, poses with FC Barcelona's president Joan Laporta during his official presentation in Barcelona, Spain, Monday Sept. 1, 2009. AP Photo logo AP Photo 6 months ago

FC Barcelona's basketball new signing Ricky Rubio from Dkv Joventud, right, poses with FC Barcelona's president Joan Laporta during his official presentation in Barcelona, Spain, Monday Sept. 1, 2009.

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  1. Barcelona's player Lionel Messi of Argentina poses with Barcelona F.C's President Joan Laporta (L), his brother Matias (2nd L), his mother Celia (R) and UNICEF Private Fundraising and Partnerships Director Philip O'Brien after being appointed a new UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona March 11, 2010. Messi is the first Barcelona player to be awarded the title and will work to promote children's rights.
  2. Barcelona's player Lionel Messi of Argentina poses with Barcelona F.C's President Joan Laporta (L), his brother Matias (2nd L) and mother Celia (R) after being appointed a new UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona March 11, 2010. Messi is the first Barcelona player to be awarded the title and will work to promote children's rights.
  3. Barcelona's player Lionel Messi of Argentina signs an agreement to undertake the role of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for two years next to Barcelona F.C's President Joan Laporta (L) and UNICEF Private Fundraising and Partnerships Director Philip O'Brien at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona March 11, 2010. He is the first Barcelona player to awarded the title and will work to promote children's rights.
  4. Barcelona president Joan Laporta (L) shakes hands with coach Pep Guardiola after a news conference at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona January 20, 2010. Barcelona coach Guardiola has agreed to extend his contract with the European and Spanish champions by one year until the end of next season.
  5. Barcelona president Joan Laporta (L) and coach Pep Guardiola smile during a news conference at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona January 20, 2010. Barcelona coach Guardiola has agreed to extend his contract with the European and Spanish champions by one year until the end of next season.
  6. Barcelona president Joan Laporta (L) and coach Pep Guardiola attend a news conference at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona January 20, 2010. Barcelona coach Guardiola has agreed to extend his contract with the European and Spanish champions by one year until the end of next season.
  7. Barcelona president Joan Laporta (L) speaks next to coach Pep Guardiola during a news conference at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona January 20, 2010. Barcelona coach Guardiola has agreed to extend his contract with the European and Spanish champions by one year until the end of next season.
  8. Barcelona's president Joan Laporta (L) shakes hands with coach Pep Guardiola after a news conference at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona January 20, 2010. Barcelona coach Guardiola has agreed to extend his contract with the European and Spanish champions by one year until the end of next season.
  9. (L-R) FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta, Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan and South Africa soccer captain Aaron Mokoena speak after a presentation of the "1GOAL: Education for All" campaign at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona February 16, 2010. The GSMA Mobile World Congress, representing the interests of the worldwide mobile communications industry, will take place from February 15th to 18th in Barcelona.
  10. FC Barcelona's President Joan Laporta applauds Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan after her conference about the "1GOAL: Education for All" campaign at the Mobile World congress in Barcelona, Spain, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010. The Mobile World Congress will be held from Feb. 15 to Feb. 18.
  11. FC Barcelona's President Joan Laporta welcomes Jordan's Queen Rania, during the "1GOAL: Education for All" campaign at the Mobile World congress in Barcelona, Spain, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010. The Mobile World Congress will be held from Feb. 15-18.
  12. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta jokes with his press officer before an interview with Reuters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010 . Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.
  13. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta gestures during an interview with Reuters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010 . Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.
  14. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta gestures during an interview with Reuters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010 . Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.
  15. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta gestures during an interview with Reuters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010 . Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.
  16. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta smiles during an interview with Reuters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010. Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.
  17. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta poses at its headquarters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010 before an interview with Reuters. Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.
  18. Barcelona's President Joan Laporta shares a joke at its headquarters at Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona February 10, 2010 before an interview with Reuters. Barcelona are unwilling to accept a system of sharing television revenue among La Liga clubs as it would weaken their ability to compete with European rivals, Laporta said on Wednesday. To match interview SOCCER-SPAIN/BARCELONA-PRESIDENT.

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