Getting better! World Sports: Barcelona has released 36 million euros of financial fair space through various operations

According to World Sports, Barcelona has released a lot of fiscal space through various operations this summer. According to reports, Barcelona has successfully registered Garcia and Rashford, and the club is working tirelessly to this end. Especially in terms of lineup adjustments, Barcelona has released about 36 million euros of salary space this summer.

This is mainly based on two key concepts, because Barcelona currently does not meet the requirements of the 1:1 rule. On the one hand, the amortization of the player's salary costs, and the club can release 60% of the player's salary; on the other hand, the income from the player's sales or transfers, and Barcelona can earn 20% of the profits.

The latest development is Kong De's contract renewal, which had an annual salary of 10 million euros by 2027. The original contract totaled 50 million euros within five years, and was extended to 2030 after renewal, so 20 million euros divided by 5 years equals 4 million euros, thus releasing 6 million euros. According to the fair competition rules, 60% of salary amortization means that this contract renewal has created about 4 million euros in fair competition space for Barcelona.

Before this, Barcelona also sold 50% of Trincon's ownership to Portugal Sports, earning approximately 11 million euros. According to fair play rules, players sell can bring 20% of the gains, or 2.2 million euros.

One of the most effective operations in terms of cap space release is Inigo's transfer to Saudi Arabia. Its annual salary is about 14 million euros, and Barcelona released 8.4 million euros through 60% of its salary amortization. The above three operations have created a fair competition space of nearly 15 million euros for Barcelona.

In addition, Barcelona has previously released a total of 21 million euros of space through player transactions. Victor transfers to Braga, in which Barcelona won a total of about 2.8 million euros in fair play. Torre's transfer to Mallorca freed up 3.5 million euros in space.

Barcelona's other two important deals this summer also bring significant room for the club. One is that Fati was loaned to Monaco, releasing 8 million euros for Barcelona. The second is that Lenglet transfers to Atletico Madrid as a free agent, and Barcelona released about 6.4 million euros through 60% of its salary amortization.

In addition, Barcelona has reached a sponsorship agreement with the Government of the Republic of Congo, with a total amount of 40 million euros, with an average of 10 million euros per season. Based on the above operations, Barcelona has accumulated a total of 46 million euros in its pursuit of the 1:1 rule.