FC Barcelona’s financial situation appears to be improving, with the club taking significant steps toward stabilizing its finances.
On Thursday, the Blaugranas announced the sale of 475 VIP seats at the Spotify Camp Nou to two undisclosed Middle Eastern investors. This strategic deal, aimed at complying with La Liga’s Financial Fair Play rules, is estimated to have brought in €100 million, according to Sport.
The contracts for these VIP seats span a maximum of 30 years. Barça highlighted that confidentiality clauses were included at the investors’ request to maintain their competitive edge in the hospitality and VIP products sector.
The transaction underwent thorough reviews by the club’s Compliance Department and Economic Commission, receiving positive assessments. This move is part of a broader strategy to enable the registration of key players like Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor while ensuring long-term financial stability.
