And most recently, Barca Studios is the next “substitute” in this plan. The Catalan giant has agreed to sell to Orpheus Media and Socios.com, with the two companies having a combined 49% stake.

According to a recent report by Gerard Romero, Barcelona has now sold its shares to Mountain Nazca, a private investment fund manager, in a deal worth 180 million euros.

Barca sold 49% of shares. Photo: Twitter.

Orpheus Media and Socios.com will be paid a portion of this for giving up their shares and it is believed Barcelona will collect a fee of €30 million, which they can use to fix their financial situation. own.

Along with the sales of Ousmane Dembele and Franck Kessie, Barcelona could generate significant funds this week or so, some of which is likely to be reinvested in the transfer market.

The most typical is coach Xavi Hernandez’s ambition to bring Kylian Mbappe to Camp Nou this summer. Because according to Football Espana, Spain’s leading reputable transfer site, the 43-year-old captain still “insists” on wanting the French striker, no matter the price. And selling 49% of Barca Studios’ shares is also part of his and president Joan Laporta’s plan.