In the midst of various market speculations,Barcelonawere contemplating selling a 16% stake inBarçaStudio in an effort to bring in fresh money.
A German investment fund even showed interest in acquiring the 16% stake inBarçaStudio. The transaction was supposed tobring in €60 million worth of revenueto the club.
However, the transactioncame to a sudden halt, effectively striking a blow to Barcelona’s chances of acquiring fresh funds this summer.
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Despite the halt in negotiations,Barcelonaare convinced their last lever will be finalised by next week, ɾєρօɾτsDiario SPORT.
The Spanish news publication points out that Barcelona’s agreement with the German investment fund was delayed due to interest from another company.
But the two parties have now resolved the issue and are hoping to finalise the agreement in the near future.
Once the transaction is completed,Barcelonaare set to receive a financial boost of €60 million, though the club may not utilise all of the given figure.
How will the financial injection aid Barça?
Barcelona are currently in a precarious position in the market as they anticipate the sale of Ousmane Dembele.
The club are looking for a new attacker to replace Dembele, along with a new right-back and a new midfielder. On top of it,Barçaneed to register all the new signings.
The Catalans are expecting revenue from the sale of Dembele and Franck Kessie. But the €60 million revenue boost from the sale ofBarçaStudio could help the club balance the books further.
While they can use player sales to register the new signings, the revenue from the sale ofBarçaStudio could help their pursuit of top targets such as Bernardo Silva or Joao Cancelo.
