Barcelona president Joan Laporta says he remains confident the club will be cleared in the long-running refereeing case that has shadowed Spanish football. Speaking after being asked again about the matter, Laporta said he was tired of revisiting the allegations but repeated his belief that Barcelona would ultimately be found not guilty. The comments underline how heavily the case still weighs on public discussion around the club, even as its sporting schedule continues. Laporta did not present a new legal development in the remarks. Instead, he framed his position as one of continued confidence in Barcelona's defence and in the eventual outcome of the process. The president's intervention also keeps the issue in focus for supporters and rivals, with the case remaining a subject of intense debate in Spain. Barcelona's stance has consistently been to deny wrongdoing, and Laporta's latest comments followed that same line.