World Sports: After Inigo leaves the team, Barcelona s fiscal space has increased to about 40 million euros

Hupu, August 8, According to World Sports, Inigo Martinez's departure released a fiscal fair space of 8.4 million euros for Barcelona. If Barcelona's other player transactions and sponsorship agreements are included, Barcelona's current fiscal fair space has reached nearly 40 million euros.

Barcelona Club has regarded Inigo Martinez's departure as an established fact, so the team's financial data needs to be recalculated.

Although this transfer did not bring direct income, Inigor's departure allowed the club to free up 60% of the player's annual salary of about 14 million euros, or 8.4 million euros in fiscal fairness. Although this is not enough to completely alleviate Barcelona's financial difficulties, it is still a beneficial buffer in terms of player registration operations.

With Inigo's departure, Barcelona has released about 30 million euros in financial space by selling players. In addition, the club recently reached a new sponsorship agreement worth 10 million euros with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, further increasing this figure to 40 million euros.

Barcelona's other player deals include:

1.Bao Victor transfers to Braga: This deal frees nearly 3 million euros of financial fairness for the club.

2. Pablo Torre transfers to Majorca: This deal frees up 3.5 million euros in financial space, of which 1 million euros come from 20% of the transfer fee (total transfer fee of 5 million euros), and another 2.4 million euros come from 60% of the player's annual salary of 4 million euros.

3. Ansu Fati is on loan to Monaco: This deal brings 8 million euros in fiscal space for Barcelona, of which Monaco bears 60% of half of the player's salary, or 2.5 million euros; in addition, Barcelona releases an additional 3.4 million euros by extending Fati's contract for one year.

4. Lenglet joins Atletico Madrid with sign-free signing: Lenglet's annual salary after renewing the contract last season was about 10.6 million euros, and its departure allowed Barcelona to release 60% of its salary cost, that is, about 6.4 million euros.

Through the above transactions, Barcelona has released about 21 million euros in financial space for fiscal fairness rules. With the 8.4 million euros contributed by Inigo's departure and the 10 million euros sponsorship from the Congo (DRC), Barcelona's total financial space under the framework of fiscal fairness has reached nearly 40 million euros.