Last season’s closure and the resumption of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic have wreaked havoc on football finances.
The largest clubs on the planet have been immune to financial misery.
Barcelona reported an after-tax loss of 88 million pounds, while Real Madrid benefited slightly during the last monetary year after seeing its revenue cut by 97 million pounds.
Players at any of the clubs had their wages cut earlier in the year to meet the monetary challenge.
The stars of Barcelona, adding Lionel Messi, agreed to a circular of cuts for the rest of the season as part of a program to save the troubled club of 110 million pounds.
A del Camp Nou said: “This agreement on precept is subject to ratification in the coming days through the organization of players and coaches involved.
“If the agreement is ratified, it will be a major step in attempts to repair the existing monetary situation. “
“Both sides recognize and welcome the abundant effort made to conclude this agreement in principle. “
Real Madrid’s first team, affiliate and basketball players keep up, against the prospect of wasting at least 10% of their salary, according to AS.
Bernabéu’s big fish highlighted the possibility of additional pay cuts “to mitigate the effect of lost income” in the club’s most recent monetary report.
It ensures that the breadth of the cuts will feature the return of stadium fans and the good luck of the team in the Champions League.
A 2-0 win over Borussia Monchengladbach in his last organizing match earned Zinedine Zidane’s men a draw in the eighth round against Atalanta.
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