"We have reduced debt with LaLiga to 652 million and the sporting wage bill by 172 million. To have 'fair play' we must have positive results and now we will have reduced the wage bill to the levels allowed by LaLiga". In an interview with RAC1, Joan Laporta confirmed the economic effort he has made to significantly reduce FC Barcelona's wage bill.
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However, as UEFA's European Club Finance and Investment Landscape Report points out, Barça is still the team in Europe that spends the most on salaries (€639 million), with a worrying ratio of salaries to income, with salaries accounting for 78% of the club's income.
A situation that the Catalans want to solve through the transfer market, seeking outlets for players like Frenkie de Jong, who is the player with the highest salary in the azulgrana dressing room (37.5 M€ gross) or listening to offers for Robert Lewandowski.
The 10 highest salaries at FC Barcelona
Frenkie de Jong: 37,5 M€.
Robert Lewandowski: 26,04 M€.
Ilkay Gündogan: 18,75 M€.
Jules Koundé: 13,55 M€.
João Cancelo: 12.5 million euros
Raphinha: 12,5 million euros
Ferran Torres: 10 M€ 10 M
Pedri: 9.38 M€ 9.38 M
Iñigo Martínez: 9.38 M€ 9.38 M€ 9.38 M€ 9.38 M€ 9.38 M€ 9.38 M
Andreas Christensen: €9m
