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Barcelona's financial mess: Why there are no guarantees over Blaugrana's spending power despite imminent lucrative Nike deal - explained

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<p>Barcelona, who have Nike as their sponsor since 2000, is all set to <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/barcelona-u-turn-split-nike-sign-hugely-lucrative-new-kit-deal-manufacturer/blte0955abe888f4209#csd62e6114b0bdcf6f" target="_blank">sign a brand new lucrative deal </a>with the American sportswear giant that will tie the two reputed organisations together for the next decade-and-a-half. Under the terms of the new contract, Nike will pay €45million (£37m) more per season to the Blaugrana. </p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>However, <a href="https://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/nike-basta-inscribir-olmo-111523536" target="_blank"><em>Sport</em></a> reports that despite the new deal, <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/barcelona-run-out-financial-levers-mess-disaster-inevitable/blt3bf95b8c81325102" target="_blank">Barcelona's financial woes</a> will continue and that will impact their future transfers. Last month, president Joan Laporta confirmed that the club still have a €60m deficit which they need to manage before they make further signing. While many thought that the new Nike deal would solve their problems, in reality, it would reduce their burden by just €10m.</p>

THE EXPLANATION

<p>New signing Dani Olmo was registered as a Barcelona player with La Liga until the end of 2024. Unless the club manage to generate more funds before that, Olmo will not be able to take the field for the Catalan club from January 2025. </p>

DID YOU KNOW?

<p>Despite their off-the-field problems, Hansi Flick's side continue to shine on the pitch as they currently find themselves at the top of La Liga table, nine points above arch-rivals Real Madrid. They will play their final league game before the international break against Real Sociedad on Sunday night.</p>

WHAT NEXT FOR BARCELONA?

Barcelona's financial mess: Why there are no guarantees over Blaugrana's spending power despite imminent lucrative Nike deal - explained | Goal.com Kenya

Barcelona&apos;s financial troubles will continue despite them signing a new lucrative sponsorship deal with Nike.