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Hahahahaha.
I bet they'll get the players to agree wage cuts and pay them extra off the books.
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Scholes was still dominating.
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I really hope Kane stays at Spurs
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I think it is if this person is including the cap space needed for Depay/Aguero/Garcia/Emerson
In Dermot Corrigan's article for The Athletic (he's their best/most plugged in La Liga writer) a couple of weeks ago about potential outgoings needed, he said that La Liga salary cap rules dictated that they needed to free up around 100m euros before Messi's contract is even signed
Keeping Messi would mean Barcelona have to sell players – but who will they be able to shift…?
As the uncertainty over Lionel Messi's contract lingers, Barcelona president Joan Laporta will face difficult decisions ahead of 2021-22
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This short article is also worth a read given La Liga's unique salary cap rules
www.football-espana.net
Tebas explains how Barcelona signings will be restricted even with sales
La Liga president Javier Tebas has put the financial crisi of Barcelona in blunt terms as he warns the Catalan club over new signings.
www.football-espana.net
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When you've won 11 league titles you get a bit of respect from the manager. He usually got things right tbf.
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So hypothetically let's say Messi leaves, and they need to free up 2-3mil per week instead. My question is, what are Coutinho, Umtiti and Pjanic earning per week?I think it is if this person is including the cap space needed for Depay/Aguero/Garcia/Emerson
In Dermot Corrigan's article for The Athletic (he's their best/most plugged in La Liga writer) a couple of weeks ago about potential outgoings needed, he said that La Liga salary cap rules dictated that they needed to free up around 100m euros before Messi's contract is even signed
Keeping Messi would mean Barcelona have to sell players – but who will they be able to shift…?
As the uncertainty over Lionel Messi's contract lingers, Barcelona president Joan Laporta will face difficult decisions ahead of 2021-22
I reckon it would be lucky to get to 800k combined.
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Where will Messi go then if he leaves. You assume PSG?
And what happens when they clear that money? Can they then sign players that would take them above that threshold again?
Doesn’t make sense to me.
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My understanding is yes. I think its more like the NBA soft cap than it is a hard cap like in the AFL or NFL.
If you're under the cap, you can sign, sell etc however much you want. Once you're over the cap, you're only allowed to spend 25% of any sales earned, and any free signings need to be 25% of outgoing salary if you're still going to be over the cap.
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We'll take Pedri off their hands if we have to.
At a push Jord Alba can be a reasonable back up for Shawberto.
At a push Jord Alba can be a reasonable back up for Shawberto.
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You'd have better luck getting Goretzka from Bayern
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According to this £238m per year (playing squad only):
Barcelona 2025 Wages | Player & Team totals
Barcelona's total wage bill per year is £194,984,920 and £3,749,710 per week | Search the most comprehensive salary and contract database.
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200mil cant be correct unless it includes all employees & board members of the club.
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that time they had 11 academy graduates on the field really does seem a long time ago
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The damage done to Barca by Sandro Rosell and Bartomeu in the last 10 years is incredible.
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Could see City trying to get Biscuits out of Barca. He'd be on decent wages. Fernandinho is probably on his last deal.
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Apparently Griezmann is on 600k pounds per week lol.
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When Barca swapped Arthur for Pjanic, everyone knew there was something wrong. Nobody knew how bad it was though. Can't believe they have waited until now, when everyone knows they are ****ed, to offload players when they could have done it quietly 12-18 months ago. Now it is a firesale situation.
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They are going to have to make a call on some of their better players. Nobody should be taking the deadwood on huge wages but Griezmann, Busquets, De Jong, Alba or Ter Stegen may need to be sacrificed.
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