The era of Barcelona’s suffering in making new deals or registering players that has extended over the past 4 years has ended, according to an official statement from the Spanish League.
The Catalan club finally succeeded in reaching the 1:1 rule after selling the rights to the distinguished seats at Camp Nou to a company in the Arabian Gulf.
This deal pumped more than 100 million euros into Barcelona’s coffers, and with it achieved the required economic balance that keeps Barca away from any suspicion of manipulation against the Financial Fair Play laws.
Thus, Barcelona will be able to make new deals without the need for financial audit or economic levers, and its situation becomes like that of any club in La Liga.
According to the newspaper “Sport”, what happened made Barcelona’s management seriously consider storming the winter Mercato and working to support Hansi Flick’s squad with one or two players.
It remains to be noted that despite the achievement made by Joan Laporta’s administration, it will not be able to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor in this manner and needs other procedures to close this file.
