Many Western media: Barcelona s board of directors will provide La Liga with 7 million guarantees to complete player registration

Hupu, August 13, According to reports from multiple Spanish media including Daily Sports, Serb Radio and other Spanish media, the Barcelona board of directors has approved raising 7 million euros to the La Liga official as a guarantee, which will help the club complete the player registration. It is reported that this is a decision made unanimously by the board of directors and believes that the club will soon reach a 1:1 financial rule.

For Barcelona, the club's financial return to normal and being able to operate under the 1:1 rule is a very important step forward. The Barcelona board of directors unanimously approved a guarantee of 7 million euros, which will be used to balance the accounts and complete the player registration.

This guarantee will balance Barcelona's financial issues this year and will be the last driving force for the club to enter financial normalization. In addition, the club has also studied the request to reassure the registration of players.

"Personal" stated that raising funds to provide guarantees was a unanimous decision made by the Barcelona board of directors, and the proposal proposed by club chairman Laporta has been approved. Barcelona believes that such guarantees are necessary to make up for the difference of 7 million, thus presenting a fully balanced number of negotiations in recent weeks in La Liga.

Barcelona is still waiting for the revenue of the Camp Nou player VIP seats to pass the auditor's verification and submit the report to La Liga for approval, allowing the club to return to the 1:1 rule and complete the registration of 5 players.

So far, Barcelona has earned nearly 75 million euros through transfers, loans, second transfers and salary savings under the leadership of Deco. Inigo's sudden transfer to Riyadh won not only saved Barcelona about 14 million euros in salary, but also gave up his July salary and unpaid money. In addition, Fati's loan and Lenglet's free transfer also saved Barcelona an annual salary of 12 million euros respectively.