After the winter market, Barça drops from 656 million to 648, Atlético from 341 to 315 and Sevilla from 199 to 191
LaLiga has decided to lower the salary cap of Barcelona, Atlético and Sevilla, the three teams eliminated from the Champions League in the group stage, as well as Espanyol and Getafe, while most First Division clubs raise the cap slightly to meet your spend template . In the case of Barça, the Barcelona entity goes from 656 million positive personnel balance to 648 million after the winter market, after the spectacular jump it made in the summer thanks to the famous levers that are still active.
LaLiga president Javier Tebas has already warned that Barcelona will have to cut his poor salary by around 200 million euros ahead of next season. Atlético, the professional club that has lost the most after not even progressing in the Europa League, goes from 341 to 315 million, while Sevilla drops from 199 to 191. The entity with the highest salary cap in the championship remains Real Madrid, who remains with 683 million, ahead of Barça, Atlético, Sevilla and Villarreal (151 million).
The First Division clubs will be able to spend a maximum of 3.022 million on their footballers’ salary this season, while the figure for the Second Division is 203 million, with Granada leading the league with 25 million, although the Nasrid He also saw his wage bill fall . The second classified is Leganés, with 15 million, ahead of Las Palmas, Levante and Málaga.
Moving on to the Second Division, in the top category, Elche remains the least able to spend, staying at 42 million. Although in general the Primera limit is decreasing, there are more clubs that have managed to increase it, albeit slightly. case of Betis, Cádiz, Mallorca, Valencia, Celta, Rayo, Valladolid, Girona and Almería.
Source: La Verdad
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