Barcelona not very positive about FFP situation, difficult to match La Liga’s expectations

A recent report from Gerard Romero today suggested La Liga have received Barcelona’s Financial Feasibility Plan, which is considered a significant step for Barça.

Now, Fabrizio Romano has offered a new perspective, as far as Barcelona’s transfer market activity is concerned.

The Italian transfer expert claims there are ominous feelings inside the Barcelona camp, in relation to the Financial Fair Play regulations. The club have sent their plan, but they feel regulations from La Liga are too demanding and will be hard to meet.

La Liga have yet to approve the Feasibility Plan, and everything is slow between the two parties, as the club are not entirely sure whether or not they will be able to meet the demands.

Even if the plan gets approved, Barcelona may have a difficult time executing them, as most of it relies heavily on player sales. While Barcelona have a series of star players more than capable of attracting big clubs, the economic situation in the market could make it harder for them to find appropriate suitors.

This may greatly impact Barça’s pursuit of top targets, including Lionel Messi. Despite the club making significant strides, nothing has been agreed yet.

Messi, for his part, has yet to decide his future. He is not closer to joining Barcelona, but he has not agreed to a renewal either. He is drawn to a return to Camp Nou and is willing to wait and see what happens in the coming weeks, before making a decision on his future.

As things stand currently, meeting La Liga’s demands look very difficult from a financial perspective. But the club are still working on possible solutions. A lot might be uncovered in the coming weeks, especially after La Liga is done reviewing the club’s Feasibility Plan.