Barcelona have emerged from one of their busiest transfer windows with almost the same Financial Fair Play margin they had when the summer began.
According to SPORT, despite spending €182.5 million on new players, the club's remaining Financial Fair Play (FFP) room is estimated at around €65-70 million.
That gives sporting director Deco meaningful flexibility ahead of the January 2027 transfer window, where the club can move for Julian Alvarez.
The figure is striking because Barcelona began the summer with approximately €65 million available under the relevant financial controls.
Their heavy spending has therefore been largely offset by the financial room created through departures, loans and other sources of income.
#play #transfer
According to SPORT, despite spending €182.5 million on new players, the club's remaining Financial Fair Play (FFP) room is estimated at around €65-70 million.
That gives sporting director Deco meaningful flexibility ahead of the January 2027 transfer window, where the club can move for Julian Alvarez.
The figure is striking because Barcelona began the summer with approximately €65 million available under the relevant financial controls.
Their heavy spending has therefore been largely offset by the financial room created through departures, loans and other sources of income.
#play #transfer
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