Juve are 1 defender away from being favourites.
They sold a percentage (10%) of their domestic TV rights revenue (last season €166M, highest in Spain - so around €16M per season) for 25 years that includes a buyback option ahead of that. This (€267M in capital gains) allowed them to end the financial year with a profitI don't get how Barca sold 10% of their TV rights. Are TV rights sold individually as in each club can sell their own in Spain? I was under the impression that La Liga sells the the Tv right as a package for the whole league and then distribute the money accordingly similar to how Italy is. If someone could explain this I'd grateful.
they are playing with the devil there, they are pumping loaned money in, selling rights here and there, if they make couple more bad decisions they will be in some deep shitThey sold a percentage (10%) of their domestic TV rights revenue (last season €166M, highest in Spain - so around €16M per season) for 25 years that includes a buyback option ahead of that. This (€267M in capital gains) allowed them to end the financial year with a profit
Another 15% sale is rumored that will allow them the flexibility of signings based on Liga FFP for wages
Memphis to be sold, possibly Dest as well
Kessié & Andreas free
Pablo Torre for €5M
Moleiro, Dembélé, Raphinha, Lewy & Koundé pending
Alonso and/or Azpilicueta to be signed
If FDJ agrees to move to United, efforts will be made for B.Silva
Doom has been greatly exaggerated
they are playing with the devil there, they are pumping loaned money in, selling rights here and there, if they make couple more bad decisions they will be in some deep
How can they end the financial year with a profit if they still need to pay wages? I've read that they owe Frenkie de Jong alone somewhat like 18M in salary? They even want Man Utd to pay the whole 18M or at least a part of it. I really don't understand how on 1 hand they still have debt and owed salary to pay and on the other hand they can buy Raphinha and Lewandowski.They sold a percentage (10%) of their domestic TV rights revenue (last season €166M, highest in Spain - so around €16M per season) for 25 years that includes a buyback option ahead of that. This (€267M in capital gains) allowed them to end the financial year with a profit
How can they end the financial year with a profit if they still need to pay wages? I've read that they owe Frenkie de Jong alone somewhat like 18M in salary? They even want Man Utd to pay the whole 18M or at least a part of it. I really don't understand how on 1 hand they still have debt and owed salary to pay and on the other hand they can buy Raphinha and Lewandowski.
sourceKoundé incoming
Will follow Lewy announcementsource