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La Liga rejected BarcelonaAttempts to score their five summer deals are a major blow before the new season.
Despite being in the midst of serious financial troubles, Blaugrana remains incredibly active in the transfer market and has brought in Frank Kessie, Andreas Christensen, Ravenha, Robert Lewandowski and Jules Conde.
Their summer outburst has baffled many, who cannot fathom how they managed to cash in the money given their situation.
but according to woman, It turns out that La Liga blocked their attempts to get their new players into the new system because they needed more money.
🚨 La Liga rejected Barcelona’s attempts to register its new players.
Laporta was told that the wage bill would have to be cut before Lewandowski and Ravenha players could play.
What a mess.
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– Live news transmission (DeadlineDayLive) August 6, 2022
Tonight it was reported that La Liga has rejected Barcelona’s efforts to score an abundance of new players. Laporta told us that the wage bill is currently €551m and should be reduced, instead increased. The assets sold were not enough. More future income now on the block to sign players
– Tariqpanja August 5, 2022
While Lewandowski has been fiddling with the balls at Spotify Camp Nou now, La Liga has been telling Barcelona it can’t score him or score others unless he raises money by selling more assets and reducing salaries. 🎪
– Tariqpanja August 5, 2022
Moreover, Sergi Roberto and Ousmane Dembele – two players who signed new contracts with lower terms after their deals expired – cannot be registered at the moment.
Barcelona could not score (in La Liga matches); Frank Casey, Andreas Christensen, Ravenha, Robert Lewandowski and Jules Conde.
However, in addition to this, since the contracts of Ousmane Dembele & Sergi Roberto have expired and were subsequently renewed, they are also not registered.
– Christian Sturt (@FootieWriter) August 5, 2022
It’s a familiar predicament for the Catalan shirt as last year the club needed players like Gerard Pique to make deep wage cuts so new players Memphis Depay, Eric Garcia and Rey Manaj could play.
However, that still isn’t likely to be enough, and Barcelona have been told they must pull a fourth “economic lever” – according to him. athlete.
The third lever arrived earlier this week when they agreed to sell 25 per cent of Barca Studios to Socios.com, for a fee of €100m (£83.7m).
It should be noted that there have been many reports of what a fourth-lever sale might involve. Some report selling 49.9 percent of the total BLM and some say only 49.9 percent of Barcelona studios.
Barcelona will know which one they need to explore based on their finances.
– Christian Sturt (@FootieWriter) August 5, 2022
In addition, they sold 25 percent of their television rights over the next 25 years to Sixth Street, an American company.
These deals are believed to have raised €767 million, but their next step may be to sell 49 percent of their production company.
Speaking at Lewandowski’s unveiling on Friday, President Joan Laporta said: “We have done our job well and believe we meet all requirements. All documents have already been sent and we are awaiting a response from La Liga.
“There can be some disparities, but as we understand there will be no problems because we have met everything [all of the requirements] They will be able to register football players. If not, we are ready for a fourth application [economic] crane and we’ll do it.”
Barcelona starts the new season at home to Rayo Vallecano on August 13.
