Joan Laporta vowed Barcelona will be “unstoppable” after he was re-elected club president for a further five years.
Winning just over 68% of the vote, he will begin his second-consecutive term – and fourth overall – from 1 July, the La Liga club announced on Sunday.
His opponent, Victor Font tallied almost 30% with the remaining votes void or invalid.
Having taken office in March 2021, Laporta stepped down last month in line with club statutes in order to seek re-election.
The 63-year-old described the result as “resounding”, adding “it gives us great strength”.
“It makes us unstoppable,” he said. “No-one will stop us. Exciting years lie ahead. They will be the best of our lives.
“This is a wonderful club, where the members elect their president and their board of directors. A club unique in the world, truly extraordinary.”
