FC Barcelona – La Liga Published annual financial report
EFE
JoIt has long been known that Barcelona they are at an economically torrid time, and the publication of their annual financial report confirms this bluntly.
The highlight of the document is where the club’s liabilities appear, as they amount to this amount 1,173 million euros, and a short-term debt around 730 million euros.
This figure is broken down as follows: 265 million euros of debts with credit institutions, 2.5 million euros in bonds and other negotiable securities, 164 million euros in debts with sports staff and 298 million euros euros in other debts.
Barcelona ended the 2019/20 season with a net debt of € 488.4 million and the club is negotiating a delay in these payments with its creditors due to the impact the coronavirus has had on its accounts.
The club hopes to be able to delay these payments until at least June 30, 2021, and while some creditors have approved an extension, Barcelona continue negotiating with other people on a deferral of payments.
Another surprising detail of the document is the expected revenue from receipts, which Barcelona hoped to be able to entrust this season, but which, at the moment, does not seem feasible in the short term.
Barcelona they expected to earn 56 million euros this campaign with a capacity of 25% in February and 50% from May, although now it does not seem likely.