Barcelona club president, Joan Laporta, continues the financial reform process within the Catalan team to get it out of the stifling debt crisis, and generate revenues to sign new players.
“Barcelona announces the sale of 24.5% of the club’s studios to Socios.com for €100 million, to accelerate its strategy in audiovisual, blockchain, NFT and Web.3,” FC Barcelona said in an official statement on Monday, via its official website.
He added, “The sale was made in accordance with the mandate of the club’s general assembly, which was held on October 23.”
Laporta said during a press conference, to present his new French player Conde, who comes from Seville,: “We are optimistic and confident, we will do everything we can to register all the players. We made agreements to be able to do that, I hope that our calculations are in line with the Spanish League, and if the situation is different, we will find a solution. We are working on the sale of players, but it is not easy.”
He continued: “I feel that we are doing our job despite the difficulties. Dealing with the financial fair play rule is not easy, and our competitors are taking advantage of the situation and saying: Doesn’t Barcelona go through such and such! I will not talk regarding others, if they want to continue talking, they are welcome.”
Laporta revealed a resounding surprise, saying: “The summer is still long, and the registration period continues until August 13. We may sign another lab, but first we must register the players and then we will see what we can do if they ask for additional reinforcements.”
Seville defender Conde signed contracts to move to Barcelona from next season and for the next 5 years until June 2027.
