Barcelona Club aims to end its current financial year with profits, a step that will give it the opportunity to return to the 1:1 rule of financial fair play laws, which allows the club to spend the full value of its revenues or savings from salaries.

According to RAC1 radio, the club's management is not only relying on the remaining funds from the VIP seats project but is also considering the possibility of achieving additional profits through selling some players or making alternative financial deals to improve the economic situation.

Returning to the 1:1 rule will make it easier for Barcelona to move in the transfer market and contract new players during the next summer, after the club recently suffered from strict financial restrictions that limited its ability to register and contract.

Nevertheless, the Catalan club will still be required to reduce the wage bill first, as the management sees that getting rid of some players will be a necessary step to provide financial space that allows new deals to be made and registered naturally.