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An important step
Confirm Javier Tebas, President of the Spanish LeagueBarcelona have become compliant with the 1:1 rule under the Financial Fair Play Act, successfully carrying out several operations in the transfer market, giving them greater freedom to sign new deals.
The Spanish “Mundo Deportivo” reports.These statements were made by Tebas from New York City, where he is watching the final of the World Cup from the stands of MetLife Stadium, which brings together the Spanish national team and its Argentinian counterpart.
Tebas said: “Yes, “Barcelona” is in the 1:1 rule. Due to his actions, he should have reached this situation.”
Mundo Deportivo explained that Barcelona managed to shed most of their wages following the departure of Robert Lewandowski, in addition to Ansu Fati, who was on loan at Monaco, after the French club also paid €11 million to secure his services permanently.
He added that the Catalan club, despite spending big to sign Anthony Gordon, are not receiving high wages, allowing Barcelona to move freely in the transfer market with the expectation that Karim Adeyemi will be signed this week.
Regarding the World Cup final, Tebas admitted he was “nervous” going into the match, but expressed his confidence in Spain after their semi-final performance against France, saying:
“They say we don’t do deals and stuff. Spain are good at producing players and we are proving it. The Spanish national team has 16 players playing in La Liga, with Argentine players making up 24 of the 52 players who will be in the final. This proves that we have the best players in the world.”
Tebas continued. “Ticket prices in the United States are very high compared to what we’re used to in Europe, and even for the United States itself … That’s not going to happen at the World Cup in Spain.”
Tebas concluded his statements regarding the possibility of holding the final match in Spain. “We have to keep working for it because Spain deserves it.”
