FC Barcelona President Joan Laporta Monday inaugurated his personal website as he prepares to move into politics.
Laporta will abandon the Presidency of the most successful football club of 2009 at the end of the current season. During recent months he had already indicated that the political life appealed to him.
Now with the opening of his website: www.laporta2010.cat, he has taken that interest a step further.
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