Girona is having a great campaign in LaLiga EA Sports and after their last win against Almería, from Montilivi they dream of playing in the top continental competition. The Catalan team has based part of its growth and success in the last two campaigns on the agreement it has with the City Football Group, the same owner of Manchester City. On the 10th matchday, Girona is in second place, tied on 25 points with leader Real Madrid. Míchel's team had an extraordinary match last weekend against UD Almería, coming back from a 0-2 deficit to win 5-2. UEFA regulations are clear that a club cannot have a stake in another club participating in UEFA competitions. The City Football Group owns 44.3 percent of Girona's shares, the same as Girona Football Group. Dreaming of nights in the Champions League is something that Catalan fans have surely done, but the reality is that UEFA may have issues with their participation. UEFA has precedents that could help Girona, such as the case of RedBird Capital Partners, owner of Toulouse and Italian Milan, who are playing in the Europa League and Champions League respectively. Girona will have to wait and see how the situation develops, but for now, they are in a privileged position in the standings. The 10th matchday has been very positive for the team, which has shown its ability to come back and win difficult games. The agreement with the City Football Group has been key to Girona's growth, but it could also be an obstacle to their participation in the Champions League. Girona has to keep working and wait for UEFA to make a decision about their participation in the competition. But the team's focus is on the next match, and they will try to keep their good run going. The Catalan team has a lot of potential and a great squad, and they will try to make the most of it. The City Football Group's involvement has brought a lot of investment and expertise to the club, and it will be interesting to see how it all plays out.