Laporta wanted to speak to the media just hours before Barcelona face Copenhagen in search of a place in the top eight of the Champions League group stage.

"Not only are we looking to win, but we are looking to qualify in the top eight. It is a goal that we have. What we will try to do today is to have a good game, we will try to win. In addition, we have to try to score goals, as I said at the time, because I think they will be important to define who is in the top eight," said Laporta.

"We have to win today. If we win and this doesn't happen, well, we'll keep fighting and go to the round of 16. But I trust that we will win tonight," said the Blaugrana president, who did not hesitate to answer questions about the controversy that arose against Oviedo over the leaks at the Camp Nou.

The weather may not be good, but in any case, it's not so bad to get wet

Joan Laporta, presidente del Barcelona

"It looks like it's going to rain, so we'll have to cover up. How did you experience it the other day? Well, I got wet (laughs). But it's normal for people to go to the stadium, which is also a great show. Watching Barca is the best football show you can see in the world today, with the players we have, with the atmosphere there is," said Laporta.

The Blaugrana president hopes it will be a great night: "I think today there will be a great Champions League match, which is the most important football competition in the world. That said, the weather may not be good, but in any case it is not so sad to get wet."