Barcelona, Spain's Primera Liga, is in a position to send players out again.

According to the salary cap for each club confirmed by Spain's Primera Liga on the 21st , Barcelona was granted 204 million euros, 66 million euros lower than the previous cap of 270 million euros set in September last year.

"The club's actual cost of maintaining the squad total salary and transfer repayments has been set at £421 million this season, so Barcelona has inevitably made a big cut," explained the British newspaper The Sun.

On top of that, "If UEFA does not accept Barcelona's request to recognize future media sales revenues in the financial fair play calculation, Barcelona could also be banned from the Champions League," Dusson added.

"Barcelona has used a number of economic means in recent years to stay afloat despite significant cost-cutting efforts. Nevertheless, the club is still one of the highest paid in the world's soccer community," The Athletic said. "Barcelona had to sell part of its TV rights and assets to ease its debt and could not register Ilkay Gündogan, Oriol Roméu and Inigo Martinez, who were recruited ahead of this season."

Barcelona registered the roquet after midfielder Garvey suffered a cruciate ligament injury. The 77th section of the Primera Liga financial regulation guarantees club flexibility if a registered player is absent for more than four months due to injury, and allows the registration of a replacement who does not exceed 80 percent of the salary of an injured player.

Barcelona broke up with Messi two years ago because of the Primera Liga fiscal rules that Tebas mentioned. Barcelona agreed to renew the contract with Messi, but failed to get approval from the Primera Liga secretariat as it exceeded the salary cap limit.

Barcelona tried to return to Messi ahead of the upcoming season, but was caught up in financial difficulties again this time. In April last year, Spanish soccer federation President Javier Tebas said that the club cannot recruit Messi due to the current financial situation. "We cannot register Messi at this point in time, but we still have time," he said. "We have no intention of changing the financial management rules approved by each club to register Messi. Even if it is our wish to return to the Spanish league," he stressed.

As a result, Barcelona is in a situation where it has to hire another highly-paid player, just as it broke up with Messi. The Sun mentioned high-paid players such as Frankie Deyong, Roberto Levandowski, Gavi, Habinha, Ronald Araujo and Pedri.

Among them, De Jong is the most likely to break up. Barcelona, which is suffering from financial difficulties, agreed with Manchester United to sign De Jong for a transfer fee of 63 million pounds in the summer of 2022. However, De Jong's failure to reach an agreement with Manchester United has brought the transfer negotiations to a standstill.

At the time, Barcelona signed defender Andrés Christensen, midfielder Franck Kessier and winger Hafigna in the transfer window, but under the salary cap system, the three players could not be registered in the Primera Liga. Spanish media including Sport reported that Deyong would be paid 20 million euros in annual salary. However, Deyong's plan fell through as he countered that he would not leave the team.

However, according to Spain's Relebo on the 12th, Deyong wants to break up this summer due to growing discontent with Barcelona's current situation. Barcelona has sought to renew his contract with Deyong, but has not progressed, and plans to hear an appropriate offer in the transfer market next summer to resolve the salary cap issue. The contract period between Barcelona and Deyong will be through 2026. Barcelona reportedly wanted to extend his contract by three years.

The news that Dayoung, one of the world's best midfielders in Barcelona, will be put up for sale in the next transfer market is stirring up big clubs. Among them, Manchester United, the "longtime customer," is by far the most active.  토토사이트 추천

"Manchester United have been interested in Deyong for a long time, and Tenghach is eager to meet him again," said the Englander-Harder tackle. Considering Scott McTominay faces an uncertain future at Old Trafford, his intention to bring in Deyong is understandable. "It is highly unlikely that Manchester United will fully sign Sofyan Amrabat in the upcoming summer transfer window," he said. "As a result, United should invest in Deyong in the summer transfer window. Deyong is the ideal candidate who could be a long-term solution."

Manchester United is not the only team that is aiming for Deyong. According to Sport, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain are also monitoring Deyong's situation. Among them, Chelsea is reportedly ready to offer 100 million euros, close to Barcelona's demand.