Ahead of the new season, Barcelona is once again at the center of the football world’s attention due to its transfer activity. However, along with the sensational transfer news, the Catalan club has run into financial restriction barriers. According to La Liga president Javier Tebas, although the club has reached several important agreements, it still cannot officially register new players.
In an interview with ESPN, Tebas said: “Announcing a transfer is one thing, but officially registering a player is a completely different process. Barcelona must adhere to the 1:1 financial rule and not violate the existing regulations.”
It is known that recently Barça activated the buyout clause for Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia for 25 million euros and reached a verbal agreement with Athletic’s Nico Williams. However, for these deals to be completed, the club must comply with financial fair play requirements.
Javier Tebas also added that the process involving Joan Garcia is relatively easy, and the club’s management has enough experience in these matters.
The Catalans are currently working not only on their transfer policy but also on maintaining financial stability. The requirements and restrictions set by La Liga place great responsibility on clubs like Barcelona. While fans are waiting for summer transfers and the appearance of new players on the pitch, the club’s management still faces significant financial tests.
How will financial restrictions affect Barcelona’s summer transfers?
Against the backdrop of high hopes, new arrivals, and complex rules, the club faces difficult decisions. Before the season starts, the Catalans must strengthen their financial situation and process transfers in line with La Liga rules.
Fans are waiting for practical results and a strong squad from the club’s management — will the summer transfers help Barça rise to the top again? Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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