LaLiga salary limits post-January: Valencia edge up as Levante slump | OneFootball

LaLiga has published updated squad cost limits after January, outlining contrasting moves for clubs in the Valencian Community. According to Superdeporte, Valencia edge up while Levante suffer the biggest cut.

Valencia move from 91.2 to 95.6 million euros for 2025/26, a modest but consecutive increase this season. The club now hold the eighth best figure in LaLiga EA Sports, helped in large part by long-term absences to Mouctar Diakhaby and Dimitri Foulquier.

Levante drop from 35.3 million to 17.4, nearly halving their limit. It is a notable reduction.

Villarreal remain unchanged at 173 million euros. The figure suggests financial strength and solid planning, and is the highest in Spain outside the dominant trio, supporting a push for another UEFA Champions League qualification.

Elche fall from 40 million to 36.8. CD Castellón, meanwhile, add roughly 200,000 euros to their cap, a minimal rise that underlines stability as they continue a promotion bid to Primera División.

Source: Superdeporte