Barcelona to surpass B€ revenue this season - Now sold

Arquitecto wrote:de Jong getting that much is absolute madness he is nowhere near worth that level given already he is overrated.

yeah I'm not convinced either tbh but Ten Hag is lusting after him so eh

Farca are the scummiest club around

splashing cash left and right atm while holding up the Frenkie deal because they won't pay him his deferred wages?

pay the man and let him leave

The english media want you believe the issue is his deferred wages when in reality it’s him not wanting to join a shit club in Europa

trying to deflect

He's coming to test himself in the GOAT league, doesn't change the fact you're the scummiest club going m8

PAY THE MAN

His agent is going around and offering him to Chelsea and psg while Man utd owners are twerking for him

The problem is him not agreeing personal terms with You lot

One club desperate to get rid of a player they are unable to pay

One club desperate to sign a player who doesn't even want to join them

Yikes

A trash transfer 'saga' between two stupid teams

How can we not love De Jong, rather clinging onto the feet of Barca unwanted than to throw himself into new lover Man U, just goes to show Man U has no attraction power to top talent, n a now just a place for second rate ppl like old CR XD

I'd be interested in reading a thorough breakdown by a savvy and theoretically neutral party (e.g. the "Swiss Ramble" guy on Twitter) about Barcelona's state of affairs and how it all possibly works in the long run. Madridista media in Spain were rambling about Barcelona being the next Milan and needing to bow out of serious competition for about a handful of years before the activity in the last couple of weeks, now they're saying that Farca is destroying their future in exchange for short sightedness and that Laporta is only doing this to save his behind. Then if you read what Cule fans have to say it suddenly feels like Barcelona have no problems and it's a clean slate.

My understanding is that Barcelona have sold 25% of their TV rights (valued in around 1 Billion euros apparently) for 540 million, and that this gives them good liquidity in the short term but that this supposes a loss of income in the long run.

So what are the conclusions and the scenarios we can posit and what exactly is the standing of these clowns in the short term and long term?  

Would like to see the bottom line and less extremist BS for once and for all. What of the theories that Laporta might be counting on the future development of the Super League or taking the club away from the socio-led structure?

FC Barcelona have activated their second economic lever of the summer after transferring 15% of their television rights to American investment firm Sixth Street for the next 25 years in exchange for a total capital gain of €400mn ($408mn).



payday loans, fucking paupers

I'm not broke, I just have a problem with short term liquidity!

The Madrid One wrote:I'd be interested in reading a thorough breakdown by a savvy and theoretically neutral party (e.g. the "Swiss Ramble" guy on Twitter) about Barcelona's state of affairs and how it all possibly works in the long run. Madridista media in Spain were rambling about Barcelona being the next Milan and needing to bow out of serious competition for about a handful of years before the activity in the last couple of weeks, now they're saying that Farca is destroying their future in exchange for short sightedness and that Laporta is only doing this to save his behind. Then if you read what Cule fans have to say it suddenly feels like Barcelona have no problems and it's a clean slate.

My understanding is that Barcelona have sold 25% of their TV rights (valued in around 1 Billion euros apparently) for 540 million, and that this gives them good liquidity in the short term but that this supposes a loss of income in the long run.

So what are the conclusions and the scenarios we can posit and what exactly is the standing of these clowns in the short term and long term?  

Would like to see the bottom line and less extremist BS for once and for all. What of the theories that Laporta might be counting on the future development of the Super League or taking the club away from the socio-led structure?

https://twitter.com/SwissRamble/status/1548921453327724545

The registration of Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski is not guaranteed at Barcelona.

If Frenkie de Jong refuses to leave or take a pay-cut, Barça will have a HUGE problem.

Via @Alfremartinezz pic.twitter.com/S8laDbWeGs

— SPORTbible (@sportbible) July 27, 2022

Same as they didn’t register Auba and Ferran

Take a nap guys

Firenze wrote:BarceLOANa



heard they have to move Dumbele on before bringing him in? peasants

We even supposedly had to sell Dembele to register Auba

Guys please

Javier Tebas (La Liga president & Real Madrid enthusiast): "Barça are on the right track to register ALL their signings. They still have some details to complete, but they have time."


It's in this fools' interest to have a strong Barca who can compete otherwise nobody will watch this league

"Real Madrid enthusiast"? Tebas?

You're falling for it again

btw his exact words: "If I say I don't support Madrid, then that would be hypocritical and I would be painted as a liar. And I certainly don't like to be called a liar."

Lots of leaks coming out thick and fast

The contract Pique had with the club at the time guaranteed him 142 million euros over five seasons (2017/18 to 2021/22). The deal offered him a minimum of 28.4 million euros per season, before bonuses.

When that contract was negotiated, Pique's request to the board was explicitly to be the highest-paid central defender in the world. According to sources close to the deal, it was important to him to be on more money than Sergio Ramos, then of Real Madrid.

The contract did indeed fulfil that wish and Pique went on to earn 15 million euros per season after tax, more than Ramos' 12.5 million.

El Mundo has now revealed Messi's demands to renew his contract with Barcelona in 2020.

Among the most prominent of those demands are a private box at the Camp Nou for his family and Luis Suarez's family; a private plane flight for his entire family to visit Argentina during Christmas; a signing bonus of 10 million euros; to recover the cuts for the pandemic in the following years with interest of 3 percent; and to be able to leave Barcelona whenever he wanted through a symbolic release clause of 10,000 euros.

Source: Marca

Apparently, more leaks due to come out. Some about Neymar too.

No wonder Barca are up to their eyeballs in debt.

All these levers just to end up in the Europa League

Just means Laporta gets to privatize the club piece by piece more