Barcelona report reveals Catalans owe money to Sporting | OneFootball

Barcelona continues to face serious financial difficulties, according to data from the report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The document reveals that the Spanish champions still owe more than 115 million euros to other clubs for transfers made in recent years. Sporting is one of them.

Among the most significant creditors are Leeds United, Bayern Munich, and Sevilla, responsible for some of the most expensive signings in the club’s recent era. A large part of these transactions took place in the summer 2022 transfer window, highlighting the financial impact of a single recruitment cycle.

There are also smaller amounts, around 1 million euros, owed to Girona, Valencia, Rennes, and Clube de Alvalade, the latter due to the solidarity mechanism related to the transfer of Raphinha, who is one of the main figures of the Catalan club and was recently praised by Neymar.

Despite the efforts of the Blaugrana management, the total debt to sports entities increased slightly compared to the previous year, which highlights the club’s difficulties in stabilizing its finances. The document confirms that Barcelona continues to bear the weight of its multi-million euro signings.

It is worth remembering that Raphinha wore the green and white stripes. The Brazilian winger joined Sporting in the 2018/19 season from Vitória de Guimarães and left at the start of the 2019/20 season for Rennes. In total, the forward played 41 matches, in which he recorded nine goals and two assists.

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