FC Barcelona Finances

KingLeo10

Senior Member
UEFA official wages numbers were announced, PSG are number one by some margins. That is the official numbers.
Barca are fourth behind them, City & RM,we are 200M below PSG, not 27M above ffs
Just another in the long list of shameless lies from Birdy.

The biggest manchild on the forum: highest number of Ls with lowest number of accountability.
 

jamrock

Senior Member
Morningstar has updated the clubs outlook from stable to positive.

The return to the camp nou is seen as a key turning point in our outlook, which surprises few



The turn around Laporta and his team has done to the club both on and off the pitch is truly something remarkable considering where we started, it's like turning a oil tanker as I said back in the day, it takes time, but things are finally starting to turn.

26/27 we will be fully back and things will then turn to paying down our debts and paying off the TV rights deal early, so we can get all our TV rights revenue back, but that's more of a medium term goal, instead of 25 years, I see us paying them back by year 12-15.
 

jamrock

Senior Member

Nice thanks for posting that, I only saw the sport article.

This bit wasn't in the sport article but is in line with what I said above.

" expects leverage to improve thanks to higher EBITDA and repayment of non-Stadium-related debt. Morningstar DBRS includes the Notes and approximately EUR 100 million of revolving credit facilities at the Club. Morningstar DBRS expects debt-to-EBITDA to be around 5.8x and improve steadily thereafter, thanks to growth in EBITDA as well as the principal amortization of the Notes"
 

Barcaman

Administrator
Staff member
FC Barcelona announce they have successfully refinanced over 40% of the Espai Barça debt on a long-term basis.

The club has issued €424M in bonds, refinancing a major portion of the Espai Barça-related debt before the men's team returns to the Spotify Camp Nou on August 10.

In collaboration with Goldman Sachs and its usual financial agents, Barça has converted €424M of the original debt—previously due in 2028—into a new long-term structure. This new structure will begin repayments in 2033 and conclude in 2050, with an average interest cost of 5.19%.

This move demonstrates the high level of confidence financial investors have in the club and reflects Barcelona’s improving financial health. Notably, the risk premium on this new deal is nearly half that of the 2023 issuance.

This deal aligns with the recent upgrade in the club's outlook from "stable" to "positive" by rating agency Morningstar DBRS, underscoring the club’s ongoing financial recovery and its reliability in meeting creditor commitments.

#fcblive
 

jamrock

Senior Member
Good, 5% is a lot when we think about the fact that Bobo the clown could have done all this when interest rates were at a all time low.

But it is what it is
 

khaled_a_d

Senior Member
𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: Barça have finally settled their debts with Messi, Umtiti, Coutinho, Koeman, and the rest of the 2020 squad. The final payment of the deferred salaries — amounting to €16M — will be made on June 30 and has already been authorized by the club's financial department.

Back in 2020, the majority of the Barça squad agreed to defer their salaries. In total, the deferred salary figure reached €121.7M. Barça decided that this amount would be paid in eight installments: in December of 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, and in June of 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. The final payment outlined in the agreement is scheduled for June 30, 2025.
[@sport, @culemanias]

𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐎𝐍 𝐁𝐀𝐑𝐂̧𝐀’𝐒 𝐒𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐘 𝐃𝐄𝐅𝐄𝐑𝐑𝐀𝐋 𝐒𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐋𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓:

Barça have now fully resolved the deferred salary payments owed to the entire 2020 squad.

• Lionel Messi was the player owed the highest amount, with €47.6M of his salary deferred. Only €5.96M remains outstanding, which will be paid the day after tomorrow.

• Koeman was owed €6M in total and his staff less than €1M.

• Other players with significant deferred sums include Coutinho (undisclosed), Umtiti (€9.9M), Dembélé (€5.1M), Pjanić (€5.1M), Sergi Roberto (€4.8M), Neto (€2.5M), Dest (€1.3M), Braithwaite (€1.2M), and Junior Firpo (€1.1M).

• For players like Aleñá, Matheus Fernandes, Pedri, Trincão, Ansu Fati, Ronald Araújo, and Riqui Puig, the deferred amounts were all under €1M.
[@sport, @culemanias]


No more deferred wage argument in our salaries.
 

Loki

Well-known member
No more deferred wage argument in our salaries.
Yes, the information was always summer 2025 were the last payments. Finally the day has come and from july first, we start the new financial year clean. It should definitely help with the ffp.
 
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Loki

Well-known member
Flick is a big reason, that Barca could end this financial year with a profit, despite paying the last deffered wages and still have room to sign Garcia for €25m. Otherwise they would have pushed his signing to July.
Because Barca earned this season 50m more than was budgeted thanks to semis in the CL and a full Montjuic stadium for the most part of the season with record revenue in the clasico and merch, all thanks to Flick's football.

The club is near the one billion annual sales volume despite not playing in the Camp Nou and not inflating it with big transfers. Our financial future looks bright.
 

draconifire

NTC with a Positive attitude
We're going to eat good next financial year.
And people are worried about FFP, bruv we gonna buy shit ton of players.

Bring me Nico, bring me Grimaldo, bring me Bastoni, heck bring me Rashford with a daily 24/7 buffet for Fatporta with golden lobsters.
 

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