No sales necessary? Laporta's new plan that will generate $173M for FC Barcelona

FC Barcelona fans are excited to hear the good news that Joan Laporta has recently said about the club. Laporta is confident that the team will soon be in a better financial state as the club currently can't buy any players for large amounts of money. The club wants to keep loan players like Joao Cancleo and Joao Felix next season, but the club cannot afford the transfer fees Manchester City and Atletico Madrid are asking for. The club is planning for smarter ways to get a deal done, such as another loan contract for both players. The club and Joan Laporta could fix their problems quicker if they sell players who are very valuable, like Frenkie De Jong, Ronald Araujo, or even Lamine Yamal. Laporta insists that they will not get rid of crucial players, and now Barca fans learn how they can generate more than $150 million every year.

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FC Barcelona fans will soon get to see the team in the newly renovated Spotify Camp Nou later this year, although it won't be at full capacity. The club expects to hold around 60,000 fans this December, but the full capacity will be over 100,000 fans. The fully renovated Camp Nou will be completed in 2026, and the club and fans are excited to see the completed renovated Camp Nou. The newly renovated stadium will be key for the club to generate more revenue, especially in a certain part of the stadium.

Catalunya Radio reports that FC Barcelona expects to earn €160M from the rental of the VIP boxes of the new Camp Nou. In US dollars, that is $173.6 million a year, and the boxes are expected to be at a very high price. Since that part of the stadium can generate that much, it wouldn't be a surprise if that section opened later this year for the public.

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FC Barcelona's next fixture

FC Barcelona's next game will be against PSG in the Champions League next Wednesday. The Catalan club will play away from home at the Parc des Princes. Barca will then play against Cadiz in La Liga.