Barcelona's records do not match those of La Liga's economic control department for Catalan income.
Robert Lewandowski. Photo: gettyimages.comThe Catalan club declared 767 million euros, while La Liga interprets the club's income as 667 million euros. Due to a difference of 100 million euros, Barcelona cannot register at least one newcomer.
Barcelona plans to solve the problem by parting with some players and reducing the salaries of highly paid football players.
In addition, the club is preparing to sell up to 49% of the rights to Barcelona Studios in order to receive an additional 100 million euros and register all newcomers.
Players to be registered by Barcelona:
Robert Lewandowski - transferred from Bayern for 45 million euros;
Jules Kunde - moved from Sevilla for 50 million euros;
Rafinha - moved from Leeds for 58 million euros;
Frank Kessier - moved from Milan on a free transfer;
Andreas Christensen - moved from Chelsea on a free transfer;
Ousmane Dembele - signed a new contract after the expiration of the previous one;
Sergi Roberto - signed a new contract after the expiration of the previous one;
Gavi - extended the agreement (still unofficially);
Ronald Araujo - extended the agreement until 2026.
