The Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo' reported that Barcelona is close to achieving the 1:1 rule related to financial fair play, with expectations that revenues by June 30 will exceed the previously approved 1.075 million euros in the club's budget. This development reflects an improvement in the club's financial situation after years of economic constraints.

The reports indicated that reaching this rule is linked to reducing the total wages or salaries. If Robert Lewandowski's contract is renewed, the financial impact will not be significant compared to the impact of his current salary, while Andreas Christensen's salary is about 25 million euros.

European qualifications and additional revenues from sponsorships and commercial sales have also contributed to improving the financial situation, allowing the club flexibility in the upcoming summer transfer market.

Sources mentioned that some potential player sales could help Barcelona achieve the financial target and ensure the ability to comply with financial fair play standards during the next season.

It seems that the current administration seeks to ensure long-term financial stability, taking advantage of any opportunities to free up salaries or reduce their impact on the spending cap, enhancing the club's ability to compete in domestic and European championships.