FC Barcelona achieves financial stability and player registration milestone

FC Barcelona has achieved a significant financial milestone by returning to La Liga’s 1:1 transfer rule for the first time since the 2020/2021 season. This shift follows successful management by sporting leadership, including Deco, to reduce wage costs through player departures and sales. Notable financial moves include the departure of Robert Lewandowski and the sale of Ferran Torres to Paris Saint-Germain for 48.5 million euros.

The club has successfully registered several new players, including Rodri Hernandez and Karim Adeyemi, ahead of the season start. Andreas Christensen has also extended his contract until 2028 at a reduced salary. The club expects to finalize the registration of Anthony Gordon and Joao Cancelo shortly.

In separate transfer developments, Barcelona is reportedly considering an unconventional move for Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković. The club is interested in acquiring the 31-year-old from Fenerbahce with a plan to immediately loan him out for one season. This strategy aims to secure a long-term successor to Wojciech Szczęsný and provide depth behind Joan Garcia.