Some fun hours are up until 11:59 pm tomorrow, Tuesday, December 31, with the goal of achieving the registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. Because if the first player, the one with the most media coverage and the most sporting weight in Barça, doesn’t make it before the bell rings, he is free to sign for the other team because a player cannot be registered twice for the same team in the same season.
As we already explained yesterday in MD, around 60 million is the amount that the Barça club must present to LaLiga to comply with economic control. Amount corresponding to the sale of Barça Studios in the summer of 2022.
And the way the Barça club works is the agreement for the exploitation of VIP seats in the future Spotify Camp Nou is set at around 100 million euros. It is agreed that the documentation, as MD has learned, has been sent by the club to LaLiga.
Furthermore, the two parties are currently in the process of exchanging documents, especially now regarding the requirements from the employers’ association to give 100% approval to the agreement.
If this happens, the Barça club will not only be able to balance its space in fair play, it will also allow it to enter the 1/1 scenario in the winter market so that it can reuse 100% of the possible sale or transfer in the winter market. Something that is not possible right now.
Since the Barça club has been surpassed, two concepts must be differentiated. On the one hand is the cost of salary and its amortization. And on the other hand is the benefit the club gets from the sale of the footballer. In the first parameter, salary and amortization, Barça can use up to 60% on a new player. Which reaches 70% of the so-called franchise players (those whose salary is 5% or more of the team’s salary mass).
And then there is the profit made from the sale of the player. Here the Barça club can use 20% of the player’s sales. Percentage reaching 35% in the franchise player.
Source: La Verdad
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