Barcelona fully settles debts for five players
The Catalan club has closed transfer obligations totaling over 84 million euros.
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Barcelona has fully settled the transfer debts for five players this summer, clearing outstanding obligations that had previously remained on the club's balance sheet. According to reports, the club has paid off over 84 million euros to various selling teams.
The players involved in these cleared obligations include Robert Lewandowski, Jules Kounde, Raphinha, Dani Olmo, and Vitor Roque. As of June 30, the club held total transfer obligations of 167.4 million euros, split between short-term and long-term payments, which Joan Laporta's administration has now significantly reduced.
Despite this progress, the club's financial landscape remains complex. New obligations totaling 68.9 million euros have emerged on the books, linked to the transfer of Anthony Gordon, with some payments for the English winger being deferred.
It is important to note that these figures do not account for transfer activity occurring after June 30, nor do they reflect the complexity of various payment schedules, bonuses, and additional contractual clauses that continue to shape the club's financial reality.