World Sports: Barcelona has obtained nearly 21 million euros of financial fairness through transfers such as Bao Victor

July 25th According to "Shiyi", Barcelona has obtained a financial fair quota of nearly 21 million euros through transfers by players such as Paul Victor.

This summer, with the completion of the operation of Bao Victor's transfer to Braga, Barcelona will receive a fiscal fair amount of nearly 21 million euros. The transaction's underlying transfer fee is about €12 million and there is another €3 million floating clause.

As with previous transfer operations, given that Barcelona needs to comply with strict fiscal fairness policies, we need to consider two key factors: First, the club will release 60% of the player's salary cost. Taking Bao Victor's annual salary is about 400,000 euros as an example, this means that Barcelona can save about 240,000 euros.

Secondly, 20% of the transfer income will also be included in the club's accounts. Currently, of the 12 million euros paid by Braga, Barcelona can receive about 2.4 million euros. If the floating clause part is added, it will total nearly €3 million.

In addition, there are three other transactions. The most recent one was Torre's transfer to Mallorca, releasing 3.5 million euros for the club. Among them, 20% of the transfer fee is 1 million euros, and 60% of the player's salary, 2.4 million euros. Plus the 8 million euros that Fati brought to Monaco on loan (including 60% of Fati's half of his salary, or 2.5 million euros, and an additional 3.4 million euros for one year renewal).

The earliest deal was Lenglet's free transfer to Atletico Madrid, whose annual salary was about 10.6 million euros after adjustment last season. In this deal, Barcelona released 60% of its salary cost, or about €6.4 million. To sum up, all these amounts (6.4 million + 8 million + 3.5 million + 3 million) are added to Barcelona's total fiscal fair quota of nearly 21 million euros.