Asked if he would be part of a candidacy for the next presidential elections, Marc Carrasco, son of former Barcelona interim president Raimon Carrasco (1977-1978), denied this rumour in an interview with Catalan sports paper El Mundo Deportivo:"Nobody has called me."
On Saturday 3 October, Carrasco resigned as a member of Barcelona's social commission, which was made public by him earlier this week through a press release that said: "I've in all honesty thought that I had to leave and that's what I did. I've accepted the honour, the invaluable privilege, to join the club for the same reasons that made me decide to leave."
Speaking to El Mundo Deportivo, Carrasco clarified his statements a little more: "There are internal reasons that lead me to make this decision, something I have been thinking about for months. I leave disappointed because the current club model isn't the same as the one that was defended when I joined the social commission in April of 2004."
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