La Liga president Javier Tebas said Barcelona could meet the league’s spending cap by transferring “two or three of its top-tier players” to other clubs.
Barcelona’s annual spending limit was recently reduced by €66 million ($71 million) by La Liga, from €270 million to €204 million.
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Although the team’s costs amount to about 400 million euros, more than double the limit imposed by the Spanish League, Barcelona faces a major challenge to sign and register players in the upcoming summer transfer period.
Asked if Barcelona could become like Ajax, a club that produces great players but cannot keep them, Tebas said“This will not happen. Barcelona will get out of the situation it is in.
“They have two or three top-tier players they can sell. If they sell them, they can solve a big part of their program. With that, they can generate income that doesn’t generate debt interest and they can pay players.”
Barcelona has not finalized its plans for the 2024-25 season, but club sporting director Deco has provided Some insight on Thursday.
“The idea is not to sell anyone, but on the contrary, to try to strengthen ourselves. We don’t need many things, but we don’t want to sell. We are counting on everyone,” he said.
“Frankie [de Jong], Pedri, Javi, [Ronald] Araujo They are the players of the present and the future. “They have a contract and they have to stay for longer years.”
