How Can Barcelona STILL Afford To Buy Players?! |Explained

[@GeliCarlosJ]

Clubs like Barca, Madrid, etc. are too big to fail. There will be years of downturn trying to fix finances but they'll always manage to ask for loans & restructure their debts cuz of the huge amount of money they bring in each year which can be used to pay back the loan over a very lengthy period. The wages are the only stumbling block to being truly competitive but transfer fees won't be much of an issue through clever financial accounting.

[@lovingmontasoccer]

I like Barca vs Madrid and Bayern! I hope now and then some underdogs come up high!

[@neilmartin7776]

A great explanation as always, but Barcelona really should be seen as an example of what's happening with football on a global scale. Escalating wages and extortionate transfer and agent fees are slowly killing the game. Football is becoming a giant Ponzi scheme, with money being pumped in on the promise of big payouts in the future that might not happen. If it carries on, we may see more and more "smaller" clubs go extinct.

[@milanisti22xi]

facts

[@schutang]

Barca have no one to blame but themselves. No one told them spend that much, they panicked after PSG bought Neymar and went silly with the money. They should've just spent within their means and used their youth like you're supposed to, not go out and buy expensive star players you know you can't afford

[@neilmartin7776]

@@schutang I absolutely agree, Barca are solely to blame for their situation, but it's also worth acknowledging that the PSG/Neymar deal royally screwed up transfers big time by obliterating the previous record transfer deal - suddenly, average footballers were "worth" two to three times what they were before. Another issue is firms like Goldman Sachs who've bankrolled Barca's current cash influx, enabling them to kick the can down the road for a few more years, merely delaying the inevitable financial implosion.

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

@@neilmartin7776 Neymar transfer indeed create a havoc in the entire football world.. Without Neymar's departure, Coutinho would likely stay at Liverpool.. And without Coutinho's departure Liverpool couldn't buy Van Dijk and Alisson to win Premier League title.. Humans learn from their mistakes, and without that Neymar transfer, We might couldn't see this big problem.. Also now we can see it clearly and learn that big expensive players more often than not wouldn't improve your team strength, but they would always become your liability in the long term.. Coutinho, Dembele, Griezman, Kepa, Maguire is a good example.. So the chance much Smaller Club would go extinct later on is quite small unless they stupid enough to decided use the same clearly mistake as the big clubs did

[@neilmartin7776]

@@naufalpahlevi8976 smaller clubs have the ambition to become bigger clubs. With transfers going up in the wake of the Neymar deal, all players suddenly got more expensive - Maguire for example is not an £80 million pound player. Look at the English Championship - you now routinely have players transferring for £20-30 million whereas players in that league used to be between £10-20 million only a few years ago. The knock-on effect of the Neymar deal is still being felt.

[@tumppuman]

The problem for them isnt the transfer fees because you can always restructure debt and payments but the wage bill and La Liga rules regarding it.

[@phoenixfire6559]

Agreed, don't forget the agent fees, sign on fees and performance related bonuses - there's even a new entourage fee i.e. the player's dad/ relative get something. Player's like Haaland are said to be available for €66m but the total financial package to get him, if reports are to be believed, is around €350m over 6 years!

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

Actually transfer fees is the one thing who put them in the edge of bankruptcy in the first place.. Big transfer fees to buy Coutinho and Griezman comes from debt, assuming from their star power comes great merchandising opportunity, TV Rights, and Branding Awareness around the globe.. So then it will pay their wage.. Then comes COVID-19 and now we can clearly see how they're struggling to pay their debt.. Had they just use their available money without debt they wouldn't afford to buy Griezman and also wouldn't need to pay Griezman wage in the first place.. The same applies to Coutinho

[@gigiperih]

Agreed, idiotic bartomeu era can't negotiate with agent hence wages went crazy

[@TheDoctorRedstone]

Great explained McCubs and George! Laporta will be able to bring the finances of Barca back sooner rather then later! I will share this video in my football-chat so I do not have to explain it myself!

[@edd0f]

How is he going to do that? He is getting rid of their big name players and relying on the young players mixed with deadwood and newly arrived washed up stars. I know some Barca fans who don't even watch their games anymore. Many of them were not Barca fans at all, but supported someone like Messi or Griezmann. All Laporta is doing is pilling up the debt and deferring player wages with the excuse of FFP. People think he convinced players to lower their wages considerably, but in reality he is deferring them. They are on their way to become the new Arsenal or Milan. Why? Because R. Madrid is superior and they are going to make big signings. This means, Barcelona will say good bye to the league and of course UCL. Winning the copa del rey does not guaranty their players to remain loyal in the future. We all have seen what happened at Arsenal, even if they managed to win the FA cup, because it's not enough.

[@sooramk9569]

Haaland haaland 🌝👀

[@edoardosecreto4775]

@@edd0f so you are saying that pedri, gavi, ansu, araujo, torres are not good? In addition, they have abde that he does not look like a bad player. Eric garcia as well.

[@leonardnoch]

Good video , well put together. Be ready to make another explanatory video when they do sign Haaland 👀

[@Parth-gx1nw]

Do u think so , barca can sign him?

[@Theevilrhino]

@@Parth-gx1nw not this summer, most likely

[@unstoppableExodia]

@@Parth-gx1nw there are still a few more things that need to happen such as qualifying for the champions league and selling Coutinho and maybe another high earner or two and they may need to sell Frenkie and Sergino Dest in the summer. The emergence of Gavi and Nico alongside Pedri may mean Frenkie can leave without weakening the squad too much.

[@nikolasavic1525]

hahhahahaahhaahahuaahahahahahahahahaha

[@Noah-dh6se]

what a plastic fan are you? mas que un club has no meaning for you? Barca bullies their players into wage reductions, forces players out, treats their trainer like shit, cant afford messi but only tells him after his contract has expired, so he has little time to find a new club, and you only dream about haaland? Barca has become one of the worst clubs in modern football, just a disgrace. One can only hope this club goes down for real, so all the plastic fans will move on.

[@guimagsantos]

Financial Fairplay: -Punish the small clubs, forgive the big ones.

[@dinbarakovic7296]

Yes but the LaLiga president is a Madrista so he probably sees Barça as a “small club”

[@saptaccrvima3563]

When has Barcelona broken FFP in last few years? Explain.

[@LaughterCigar]

I don't know why people are so surprised. Clubs like Madrid and Barcelona are very unlikely to collapse. Their history and prestige will keep attracting great players. There will always be young players who want to succeed in the same shirts Ronaldo and Messi did. And financialy, even if they have no money and are millions in debt, they are 2 of the biggest and most recognisable brands in the world. They will keep finding investment and loans.

[@Richard-ib1ry]

They said the same about ac milan

[@LaughterCigar]

@@Richard-ib1ry I see where you're going, but I don't think they're really comparable for a few reasons. First, when Milan started its decline, they had a very very old squad. I'm talking like 6-7-8 of the regular starters being over 30 years. And they had no young quality players coming in from the Academy. In that regard Barcelona has a few players in key positions who are aging, yes, but they also have a bunch of really exciting young footballers for the future, and one of the best academies in the world with La Masia, which will no doubt keep producing talent for them.

[@LaughterCigar]

@@Richard-ib1ry Second, Milan was owned by Silvio Berlusconi, then bought by chinese investors and now owned by an American firm. Private ownership of a club means 2 things: the owners can do with the team as they want without the fans' involvement and the people running the club do not necessarily know much about football and are not necessarily invested in the team's history, culture, fanbase or city. Barcelona is owned by their socios, who elect the club's president in democratic elections. They can also vote the president out if they disapprove of his management, and elect a new one. Of course all that doesn't guarantee that the person at the top of the club is always going to be competent (see Bartomeu), but it helps to know that the club can't become a toy for foreign billionaires who know nothing about football and/or deep down don't care about the club, and that if whoever is in charge is not doing well, they can always pressure to kick him out and elect someone new.

[@LaughterCigar]

@@Richard-ib1ry Lastly, on the economic side of things, I'd say the key difference is that the AC Milan of the late 2000s/early 2010s wasn't the global marketing supergiant that Barcelona is today. The commercial appeal of Barça and the magnitude of its brand is huge, much bigger than Milan's was (or is). Make no mistake, they are in terrible debt, but they are still making hundreds of millions in merchandising every year, and will keep doing it. All that means they won't have trouble finding investment, loans and lucrative commercial deals to help them turn the situation around.

[@LaughterCigar]

@@Richard-ib1ry Anyway, that's just my opinion. Sorry for the long reply, it was a very boring Sunday lol And congrats on your team being the only big one that's not a complete shit show, not even for a minute. Bayern should be the example for the rest of Europe.

[@diogocosta1305]

One of the best videos this channel has ever made, big props

[@kwykwyk8447]

Part of the romance with Barcelona is their willingness to play and succeed with La Masia grads, they should continue this path to guide them back to an elite level

[@harukrentz435]

Stop overrating La Massia. What romance you said? Name me notable la massia graduates in 70 or 80's? Pep Guardiola was the only notable graduate from early 90's before the golden generation arrived. so you should see the golden generation as an exception rather than the norm. While Barca historically have been buying club. Cruyff, Laundrup, Stoichov, Romario, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Kluivert, Ronaldinho werent cheap signings you know?

[@tdyerwestfield]

It's good to see the FFP rules actually doing what they were brought in to do.

[@Loreurka]

Shame they don’t do it for everyone tho

[@hr4810]

@@Loreurka who

[@bradleyrodriguez3446]

@@hr4810 oil clubs

[@unstoppableExodia]

@@Loreurka that’s because of the intentions behind FFP. It’s not there to stop rich clubs throwing cash around it’s to stop clubs from going bankrupt under the weight of massive debts. Oil clubs don’t require loans from Goldman Sachs and hedge funds so all they need is a bit of creative accounting to inflate their incoming revenue from allowed sources to comply with FFP while they spend big.

[@vismong102]

Yet we are the only club affected.. not man city or Chelsea.. never the others...

[@Parth-gx1nw]

This is great video. It covered every fact and info and not any biased opinion

[@tomp_]

I hope the club can recover the losses from bartolemeu, which would be good for everyone

[@craigkeogh00]

I think its safe to say the top of football is a shady business from Man City and PSG spending how they want to Barca and Real having "no money" but offering €200m for players

[@diegocastillotwo]

Madrid has money and that’s widely known but Barca we thought wad completely broke

[@craigkeogh00]

@@diegocastillotwo Madrid had came out after the super league fail claiming they had no money and would not last if the super league didn't go ahead

[@YassineNtifi]

Mateu Alemany is doing an amazing job at Barca

[@ZevFei]

Why Barca doesn't learn from their mistake? Coutinho, Griezmann, Dembele all over 100m transfer deal.. and look at where they are now? loan to other club, and bench all the time. Why not save al the money and get Messi back to the club?

[@The.4nimaL]

Always been hating Barca but seeing them going down like this.... The can suffer in mid-table/ Real fan

[@nikolasavic1525]

Pretty much goldman sachs loan is a second chance but a crucial one. If they use it wisely they will sign good player that will bring them trophies and full stadiums therefore money . This obv demands a lot of luck cause sometimes u sign a promising player and he flops( for example Dembele) . If not , if they dont bring in trophies or even worse flop they are in deep sheet. They wont reduce current debt and they will also start paying off the goldman loan. Just be on a lookout cause ofc there is a possibility thay both Coutinho and Griezmanm snd their enormous wage come back

[@nikolasavic1525]

@@crestfallen8193 Not true at all lol. La liga laws indicate that indeed all debts need to be payed at some point and atletico released a statment saying griezmann loan deal has a 40 mil option, not an obligation, to buy

[@Brien831]

Barca is running on loans anyways. No way they will be able to pay back the loan on their own, they will have to take another one. Once a really bad year happens, and they cant afford interest rates anymore, they will go bankrupt.

[@abcdefghijkmnop]

You finally figure it out

[@tieswillems3841]

Tavsan from NEC good talent

[@fhffvgju6299]

2:05 wait wait. You mean that all this debt got accumulated in the span of 2-3 years???

[@samc4451]

Love the explained videos realy great !!!

[@jamieconn6896]

The only way to stop this happening in big leagues is to follow what the nfl do, a wage cap. Across the nfl no player can receive more than x amount from a club. Makes the game more fair and clubs won’t be under threat of going under.

[@sniperheroes3082]

One of the few things in American sports that is reasonable, eh?

[@harukrentz435]

Nobody watches NFL!

[@chewmichael9133]

Not to mention there’s no relegation in nfl?

[@heidetermeg427]

Mike is the best. We need Mystic Mike back! I've lost faith in Barca. I watched every single game for years and years, but I'm damned near unable to now. Really hope they get back to actually being the best, but I won't be spending as much time watching anymore. The loss of Messi broke me :(

[@psychopirate1779]

Plastic spotted

[@gamemasteroffun]

Do the owners understand that they will never be able to make that money back in player transfers or stadium revenue?

[@Matt11Cav]

Goldman Sachs believes they can. Or do you think one of the best banks in the world gave 600 million to Barca for lolz

[@Brien831]

@@Matt11Cav gold man sachs doesnt believe they can, they believe barca can make back the interest on the loans and get another invested to pay off the loan.

[@fosterbud3283]

I will give my left nut for you guys to do an explained for why fc bayern dominant the bundesliga. I have been wondering about this for years. My life cant progress forward until otherwise notified about this. Thank you

[@papadavie8460]

Love your voice Amigo

[@sendwechy9259]

They are paying with Monopoly money duh

[@rezaesmaili10]

Very good

[@F3arle55wr3tch]

I still believe they let Messi go .. no winning team is a one player team so let one great player go and buy a bunch of good young players and one of them will become a legend hopefully and possibly more than one Messi is old and he can’t keep having crazy wages it makes no sense even if he is still better than most players and the wage bill will be so much less with young players it all makes sense in the end

[@shibsankarlaha9153]

And that signing is a flop for this season. They always look for attacking player but the problem is our defense

[@RS-kt6is]

should society allow this? in the meantime people are dirt poor, homeless... while these clowns keep getting billion dollar loans...

[@joemilbourne3151]

I don't know the real reasons Messi was told he was not wanted but I think it was more than what we are being told the truth is probably that it was political and incompetence by the management for no club should let the best player in the history of the game go to another club !!

[@matthewrobertamalraj7505]

We are making a comeback, be ready Waporta & Padremany 🧠

[@chewmichael9133]

And u are out of champions league in the group stage

[@mattstevensms60]

They better get winning then

[@IamWanz]

I missed the part where thats my problem.

[@sedatedsith]

It's corruption, nothing more.

[@astroworldgang9252]

I think Laporta is doing a great job

[@Jonathan2342]

Barca is on a knife’s edge financially and Laporta is simply looking for ways to spend more. Unless they drop some actual debt, they will be one bad season away from ruin. He is just rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic right now.

[@pbh81]

Well the probably needed to spend the money to get torres to be more clinical in front of goals. And the brand is still powerful, players still want to go there. But long term I don't know. Do they even have a transfer stragery? Signing torres 1 minute and talk of selling de jong the next. Their doesn't appear to be any stragery but moving the numbers around and making 😍 at every free transfer. Expanding the stadium while a few months ago they were penny pinching cutting off the lights at the training ground. Even in a post covid world the stadium will have reduced capacity for the next few years. Possibe the debt will get a lot bigger. If a remodelled camp nou is done with naming rights I never want to hear that "more than a club" every again

[@Parth-gx1nw]

Selling De Jong is a rumor. Both Xavi and Laporte wants him to be part of the team while De Jong himself have no interest in leaving.

[@LaughterCigar]

Selling De Jong would make sense precisely for those reasons. He's one of their biggest assets: he's young with a lot of potential, but also already experienced and can give results right away. Many teams will be willing to make and effort and invest big in his signing, and Barça could really use the money right now. He's also one of the club's top earners, so Barcelona could make some valuable space in their salary cap by selling him, which is what they need the most. But most of all, they wouldn't be losing much sporting-wise. He's been really underwhelming for them the last season and a half, and they already have three players in Gavi, Nico and Pedri who are much younger, much cheaper (two of them are from La Masia and the other cost 5 M, and between the 3 they earn about 1/5 of what De Jong is earning) and seem much more commited to the club, completely outperforming him in midfield in every sense.

[@andson02]

FFP doesn't apply to them appearently

[@leonardnoch]

The entire explanation and points from the video clearly went over your head

[@angelyaluhhhh9130]

They’re still rich somehow and they could still buy players just that they are lowballing clubs and offering so little pay to the players

[@zegsi364]

Barcelona should buy free agents and forget about signing the new Messi... Right now, Sebastian Giovinco is a free agent and he would greatly help them...

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

Barca is so Desperate to increase their attack to satisfied their fans is so laughable.. Yes Ferran is a good player but compromising your team to can't buy any future viable player is not a good plan.. But of course Barca's fans would cheer and praise Laporta to pull of this stupid plan.. Yes Barca recognized as attacking team with their devastating attack but they are in the edge of bankruptcy now, so Solid Improvement is needed more than A Fancy Attacking Addition to their team.. How long you guys can realize Solid Defense is always better to achieve success than A Fancy Attacking style? They need to learn from Madrid, Their mistakes to bring A Fancy Attacking Hazard and Jovic if we compare to How Effective Eder Militao for Madrid right now

[@LukeSciberraschannel]

They're not stupid. These are financial decisions, they're waiting for free transfers in the summer for defenders. The team isn't compromised with Ferran's signing, idk what you're talking about. With all debt accounted for in this fiscal year, they will have even more buying power in the summer. In addition there'll be new sponsors and sale of stadium's naming rights. Idk who is more clueless.

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

@@LukeSciberraschannel Yeah it stupid because good luck find a good relatively young age free transfer defender, If they spare Ferran Torres fee they would have more options to buy a solid young defender.. Also Ferran arrival required Umtiti to agree cut his wages, So most likely if Barca can get a Good Solid Young Defender in free transfer, they still need to sell one of their big name player.. Luckily for Laporta, Barca doesn't need to buy a Solid Defenders in Free Transfer, A flop Defender like Lenglet is enough.. Because Barca's fans hate a Solid Defensive Team, they called it "Negative Football".. And I'm happy to see a "Beautiful football" team like Barca struggling while a Solid "Negative Football" like Sevilla gains success.. To prove that Attacking is not always "Beautiful", and Defending is not always "Negative"

[@LukeSciberraschannel]

@@naufalpahlevi8976 clearly you're clueless and talking out of your ass when they can get Sule, Christensen, Azpilicueta, Mazraoui all free in the summer. They don't need a young cb, they have Araujo, Eric, and not to mention their renewed focus on La Masia talents. They do need and have been looking for a new LB as Xavi hasn't trusted Balde which is why they're trying to get Tagliafico. Your talk of the wage issue in the winter transfer window means absolutely nothing in the summer when they've stacked the club's losses all in this fiscal year. Additionally you will have dembele either leaving or renewing with lower wages. Let's not forget the possibility of the new sponsorship deal, sale of camp nou naming rights, and sale of minority share in barca studios. It's quite obvious they're making mostly short term decisions now with loans and planning for the medium to long term. Everyone would still agree attacking football is positive and defensive football is negative, winning or losing is a different thing all together which is what you seem to be mixing up.

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

@@LukeSciberraschannel Stop Talking about Bullshit and be realistic dude, Look what's happening now and stop hallucinating so much.. If Eric Garcia or Araujo already good enough, At least good enough to deal with a club like Betis, Barca should've win or at least draw when they meet in league match.. And yeah, just see the score.. Yes Sule, Christensen, Azpilicueta, Mazraoui might be available but to get them Barca need to offer a good wages.. So realistically maybe only Azpilicueta would agreed with Barca's offer since he is not young anymore.. You're imagining Barcelona would easily be able to sell Dembele to another club.. Just see what Dembele's behavior dude.. Look at his attitude and professionalism let alone his performance in the field.. So you still saying attacking is positive and defensive is negative? LMAO, no wonder there's no fans warn that Stupid Bartomeu before he decide to buy Dembele, Coutinho and Griezman with stupid fees and wages.. Barca Fans only reacting when they have a poor results as if that poor results comes from their lack attacking options.. 😂 Just look how Man City dominate Premier League in the last 5 years, they spent so much on Defender and a great keeper.. Also look at how Liverpool finally win a title when they bought Alisson and Van Dijk to improve their Defense not when they bought Mane and Salah to improve their attacks

[@LukeSciberraschannel]

@@naufalpahlevi8976 @Naufal Pahlevi hahahha 1. I'm not saying they're good enough, I'm saying that signing a young defender is not a priority. They have them and they have potential to grow and improve. And if all you're talking about is final scores, this is a pointless conversation. They've been conceding because of their fullbacks, defensive lapses as a team or single mistakes like busquets giving the ball away, and lack of focus during set pieces. Araujo and pique has actually been relatively good so far though with some room to improve. 2. Their financial situation will be very different in the summer reith their wage bill possibly increasing from 90+ mil to 300 mil. You are absolutely Clueless about what management has done this financial year so that it will be a different situation in the summer and are talking out of your ass. 3. Even if they don't sell dembele this window, his wages, which are significant, are off the books in the summer, and that's several million saved. 4. You absolute do not get my point and are reiterating the same bullshit with different words. It's about entertainment and the joy of football. If you love to pay to watch a team park the bus and score one goal and win, that's great. The majority of people want to see positive attacking football. I said winning and losing is a different thing all together already before yet you bring that up again. Still mixing up the two. The key is a balanced team to win titles, definitely. I'm not saying you're wrong and defence isn't important for that, it is important. But if you love the beautiful game like most people, you'd understand why being defensive is negative.

[@freefallmatter]

The so called haters forget that barca are almost too big to fail on the transfermarket , using man utd as an example , despite thier woeful run of form in these years they can still attract big signings

[@lexkanyima2195]

Then why it didn't balanced then ?

[@qBodi]

You re always a hater, when you re talking about this sht of a club, too big for what? They didn t sign good players for years, didnt won ucl since 2015, always gets humilited, in laliga, kinda same

[@roccovb5377]

who cares! Focus on the europa league

[@freefallmatter]

@@roccovb5377 i like the fact people have to switch to irrelevant topics when they dont have a befitting answer lol

[@freefallmatter]

@@qBodi and did thier form stop them from signing a player like ferran ? Could have saved yourself the trouble if you werent so quick spit bs without even understanding the comment

[@Raghzor]

I'm not a Barca fan so I don't watch their games, but how can you fail with Coutinho?

[@harukrentz435]

Good question. He was marvelous with Liverpool, Bayern, and Aston Villa now.

[@andrewmwangila7010]

The salary cap will be 400 M next season right?

[@Rhythm31]

Yes

[@edd0f]

LOL not even they at Barcelona know

[@narasimhapai8014]

It would be a honour for the trio of Vini, Haaland and Mbappe to thrash Alves, pique etc.

[@slavicindo5763]

1:06 202021

[@mauroafonso6625]

Had to watch the video on 1.5X speed. Feel like you guys just stretch the videos too much by talking slow and it gets boring…

[@vulee100]

then don't watch it🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ajayrawtani5321]

FFP joke!!!!!

[@kingfayaiz44]

Haaland deal is waiting....

[@DrSpasticat]

La Liga will be obsolete without the Real Barca rivalry so it's in their interest to save Barca, the wage cap is not to create equality it's to prevent bankruptcy

[@mattstevensms60]

So how they going for haaland lol

[@brajeshwarthakur9001]

Because Barca still rakes in almost a billion each year and because of accounting magic. But still they are treading a thin line .

[@cullermann2]

well if they want to get back on top, the only way for them is to move forward and risk it. as silly as it may seem

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@cullermann2 but sell more players

[@teriyaki2331]

They are going to sign Haaland, mark my words

[@andson02]

They have a loan to last 30(!) Transfer windows and allready spent 10% of it in the first window.. they won't learn

[@SK-yf3in]

They spent only 13 mil they wil Pay his clause in 4 years

[@andson02]

@@SK-yf3in what if he leaves after 2-3 years?

[@SK-yf3in]

@@andson02 if they sel him for more its good investment they must pay the 13 mil each year if they sell him the contract stil stands til they pay the full amount

[@ignitestudiosgfx9753]

According to sources erling halland will join Barca this season as Aslam Pique And Jayesh laporta from Delhi don't want him to join real madrid

[@sharmakeaden392]

Maybe oil rich Qatar should purchase Barcelona lol

[@harukrentz435]

Irresponsible club.

[@RichCwm]

bahahhaa what a joke

[@lobsterstrange]

How? Go around the back of the stadium at 11 you'll see busquests and the man dem in high heels and lipstick that's how.

[@MB-hy4mp]

Laliga Wage cap is not fixed for summer actally Barca will have approximately 400 mEuro of free wages if everything goes as planned,plus Ndembele,coutinho,trincao,griezman will free up extra wages in the summer...the answer is simple they will b able to sigh high profile player...come back to this comment in the summer

[@bobbywrtm]

With their current standing on the table and their current transfer plan... Barcelona is the new Glasgow Rangers waiting to happens Just like a ticking bomb

[@lexkanyima2195]

What ?

[@pbh81]

Maybe but I am suprised the had to pay tax after them significant losses

[@albertbavor]

UwU

[@jhaych]

Corruption