La Liga will approve Barcelona’s economic viability plan tomorrow – report

La Liga are all set to approve FC Barcelona’s economic viability plan tomorrow, paving the way for the club to re-sign Lionel Messi in the summer, reports Gaston Edul (via Albiceleste Talk).

Barcelona have been working hard behind the scenes to resolve their Financial Fair Play situation and prepared a viability plan for the next season that they sent to the league for approval.

It is no secret that the Catalan giants need to reduce their wage bill by at least €200 million while also generating fresh revenue in order to meet the FFP requirements.

And, it has been previously reported that as per the plan, the Blaugrana will have to make some important sales in order to fulfil their viability plan and there is a strong confidence within the club that they will be able to execute it appropriately.

As such, La Liga will now be giving the green light to Barcelona’s economic viability plan, following which they can press ahead with their strategies for the summer transfer window.

Once the viability plan is given the go-ahead by La Liga, Messi’s return to Barça will completely hinge on president Joan Laporta and the club executing the plan so that they can free up the room necessary to welcome their former captain back.

Apart from receiving the green light on their viability plan, Barcelona also intend to ask La Liga for a written document stating that Messi’s registration can take place without any issues in order to avoid a scene similar to 2021, when the Argentina skipper was forced to leave.

Once the green light is received, fans can expect Barcelona to pick up pace in their efforts to re-sign the 2022 FIFA World Cup winner. However, the club will need to sanction some departures before they can sign and register new players.