I think you can book the full sum to be received in the next set of accounts regardless of any payment plan. Presumably (I'm no accountant) Barcelona can enter it when each payment is made? That can help both sides. If they default of course, that's where it all goes tits up.Unfortunately this isn't even news at this stage.
There are reports weekly on the financial plight of Barcelona going back months.
I was wondering what is the situation if Leeds were struggling to satisfy FFP but were owed millions from Barcelona for Raphinha?
The PL rulebook is ignored by most member clubs most of the time. The organisation has become totally corrupted under Masters' tenure. It remains to be seen if independent regulation will make any difference. The way City have been treated in this saga is a disgrace. But no one will be held accountable.The PLs statement of principles, didn’t know they started doing fiction.
I am pretty sure (without checking back) that they demanded that the UEFA sanction should happen before the Appeal decision.Are you sure that's right mate? I understood they wrote to CAS asking that the decision wasn't delayed into the upcoming season because of the obvious impact that would have on those clubs potential EUFA competition participation
United have got a huge unpaid transfer debt as part of their overall £1bn debt but no one is kicking up a stink about that either.I was thinking along those lines.
I'm surprised some team hasn't kicked up a stink about being owed money.
Been saying that for months or yearsThe PL rulebook is ignored by most member clubs most of the time. The organisation has become totally corrupted under Masters' tenure. It remains to be seen if independent regulation will make any difference. The way City have been treated in this saga is a disgrace. But no one will be held accountable.
Don't see how it would effect FFP directly but it might impact cashflow.Unfortunately this isn't even news at this stage.
There are reports weekly on the financial plight of Barcelona going back months.
I was wondering what is the situation if Leeds were struggling to satisfy FFP but were owed millions from Barcelona for Raphinha?
This is going to throw a spanner in their works.Don't see how it would effect FFP directly but it might impact cashflow.
City Chief on X: "Barça still owe #ManCity €13m for Ferran Torres. City have reportedly sold the debt to a bank — taking around 95% of the money upfront. https://t.co/IH8lO6YU1F" / X https://share.google/1nmx8ipHxJfaBxktNI think you can book the full sum to be received in the next set of accounts regardless of any payment plan. Presumably (I'm no accountant) Barcelona can enter it when each payment is made? That can help both sides. If they default of course, that's where it all goes tits up.
The PL rulebook is ignored by most member clubs most of the time. The organisation has become totally corrupted under Masters' tenure. It remains to be seen if independent regulation will make any difference. The way City have been treated in this saga is a disgrace. But no one will be held accountable.
Why who are they the devils colourDo you know who will be held accountable?
City probably
Don’t ask me why…….its a mad corrupt world,especially if you’re bound by rules of clubs who play in RED………..sorry to the DECENT clubs who play in red.
I'm all in on this, just for the probable lynching of another forum member.Friday is the day apparently.
This is exactly what Liverpool did with the courtiniho money ,yet the said they were owed money for years .City Chief on X: "Barça still owe #ManCity €13m for Ferran Torres. City have reportedly sold the debt to a bank — taking around 95% of the money upfront. https://t.co/IH8lO6YU1F" / X https://share.google/1nmx8ipHxJfaBxktN
We owed £230m in the 2024 accounts.Don't the rags owe over 300 million in transfers ?
Yes but Liverpool apparently sold the money they were owed for Coutinho for 950% of the debt.This is exactly what Liverpool did with the courtiniho money ,yet the said they were owed money for years .
Do you work in pest control?In enemy territory today for work at the Threater of nightmares so such a shame we haven’t been cleared today
Just a couple of social media claims at the moment, although ChatGPT seems to think that 95% is a suspiciously large figure. I'm fairly certain that we don't have a cash flow issue either, so can't see why we'd do that.City Chief on X: "Barça still owe #ManCity €13m for Ferran Torres. City have reportedly sold the debt to a bank — taking around 95% of the money upfront. https://t.co/IH8lO6YU1F" / X https://share.google/1nmx8ipHxJfaBxktN
Friday is t̶h̶e̶ a day apparently.