Can’t someone finally pawn the stadium under the club?
What kind of creditors are they, who are waiting for their 1.3 billion euros and at the same time watch how the club keeps throwing the money out of the window with both hands.
BVB, for example, must first get Akanji or Schulz off the payroll or generate some transfer fee in order to be able to become active again. They currently have 6 IV in the squad. Among them, for example, Pique, who is still one of the top earners. There are also 9 ZDM/ZM with names like Busquets, DeJong, Kessie, Sergi Roberto… all of which receive equally huge salaries. First and foremost Miralem Pjanic, who gets a salary of 16 million and will probably no longer have any prospects of being deployed.
You have to prove the statement about the salaries with sources. Because of the salary cuts and the announced salary structure, no player earns in the eight-digit range.
Instead of Laporta saying that they are now selling players, they will continue to shop happily. And future-oriented. After signing the then 32-year-old Aubameyang in the winter, Lewandowski, who will soon be 34, has now been brought in. For the same position, of course. Before that you only had Depay and Braithwaite, both of whom are of course still there.
The young talents Marcos Alonso (31) and Azpilicueta (32) are to come at the back. Not for nothing, but of course for a fee. If you had to look at the money, you could wait another year, but fortunately you are financially quite solid.
And that the debt could not be reduced so far is solely due to the missing Super League.
Players will be sold, one can assume that.
I can’t believe I used to like the club. He’s now something of the ‘alpha Kevin’ of world football and a symbol of all that’s wrong with modern football.
I sincerely hope that Barca finally take to the stage and have to cash in all assets to reduce debt and that those responsible are then held accountable.
Your hope will not come true, FC Barcelona will not hit the stage.
For you as a Dortmund resident, it must also have been gratifying that BVB didn’t go on the planks financially at the beginning of the 00s, although many other Bundesliga clubs would not have passed the licensing procedure.
They have 1.3 billion debts and are now almost putting the newcomer, who was committed 6 months ago for 55 million, on the bank.
The debts have been shifted to the future in the long term and in some cases they have to be understood as national debts, which can never be repaid, but only new debt is avoided.
I think it’s a dishonor that Ferran Torres will get a regular place on the bench, because it’s unlikely that only three strikers will be able to compete in the mammoth program until November.