Each system: VIP seating plan is difficult to return 1:1, Barcelona may be forced to sell Casarto 30 million

Hupu, August 22 According to the Spanish media Daily Sports, Barcelona is facing huge difficulties if they want to complete the transfer operation with a 1:1 rule this summer, and the club may be forced to consider registering other players by selling young player Cassado.

"Personal System" stated that Barcelona originally planned to operate the transfer window normally by implementing the 1:1 rule, but according to previous disclosures by Spanish media, since the audit agency Crowe has not approved its VIP seat sales plan, the La Liga is currently unable to recognize this plan. This has made the club increasingly concerned that it may not be able to achieve its goal before the transfer window is closed on September 1.

In any case, Barcelona has not yet obtained approval from external auditors for VIP seat operations, so La Liga cannot accept it. The club has assumed that they will close the transfer window outside the 1:1 fair play rule.

Since VIP seat sales are the core premise for Barcelona to restore the 1:1 rule, the club and La Liga have fundamental differences in revenue recognition standards. Therefore, when the VIP seat sales plan is blocked, selling a youth training player has become the most direct way to meet financial fair policies. As produced by La Macia, Casado's book cost is zero, and the transfer fee will be all included as net profit, which can significantly push the club to meet the 1:1 rule requirements. Although the sports management recognized his abilities, it also realized that it was a favorable time for sale - of course, all of this was based on the player's consent.

Recent news from multiple parties shows that Barcelona may sell Casado for about 30 million euros to bring the club's financial rules back to equilibrium. The Daily Sports News learned that the club's management is ready to meet with the players to discuss their intentions. With the return of Mark Bernard, Gaby's growth and De Jong's unshakable position, Casardo's playing time in the new season is expected to be significantly reduced. But if he chooses to stay in the team, the club will reassess the situation in January next year.