According to Romano's july 13 news, Rafinha's transaction has been completed, and Barca will pay a basic transfer fee of 58 million + 9 million floating terms to Leeds United.
The Brazilian's transfer drama has finally settled, the Premier League star has been concerned by a number of big clubs, Arsenal and Chelsea have directly issued cap offers, but in the end the players chose to join Barca, which has less cash flow.
Notably, Barcelona are about to sign Dembele, and the France international will receive a new contract with an annual salary of 6 million euros + 1 million bonuses after tax.
The signing fee will not exceed 15 million, while there is no broker commission.
Barca is expected to announce both deals this week, or within 4 days.
It is very puzzling that the financially strapped club has brought in two stars in the same position.
According to official account data, they are now in arrears of a total of $126 million in transfer fees to 19 clubs, the largest of which was the $29 million that Coutinho owed liverpool that year.
In addition, it owes 16 million euros to De Jong, 9.9 million euros to Malcolm, 8 million euros to Artur, and so on.
In terms of salary arrears, it is known that Messi 55 million euros, Pique 50 million euros and De Jong's 17 million euros are known to be unpaid.
A glimpse of the panthers shows how terrifying the club's debt is.
On July 12, according to the joint report of Fernando Polo and Edu Polo of the "World Sports Newspaper", De Jong was met by coach Xavi, manager Alemani and Cruyff Jr. after returning to Barca yesterday.
They are also trying to persuade the Dutch to accept the deal, or else they will have to accept a sharp pay cut.
Gerard Romero, a well-known journalist in Catalan, said in his live broadcast that the club's way to stay in the team was to cut the salary and give up the salary and bonus of the 30 million euros before tax that had been owed.
For the club, Laporta is a good chairman who passes on the club's losses to the players and funds the current actions by overdrafting future gains.
But for the players, they are the object of being squeezed by the default.
Earlier, Pique posted on social media that he had received more than 2 million euros in wages in half a year to prove that he had a salary cut.
But if there is a real salary cut, will Barca still owe him 50 million euros? Will the interior still want him to retire early?
Earlier, the media broke the news that Barca's so-called salary cut was the squire's money was returned in full, and the people's money was 55 points.
Pique and other old players who have a relatively large impact in the club just take the lead in setting an example, and afterwards they still give salaries according to the original number normally, so as to facilitate the club and some players with little say to talk about salary cuts.