LaLiga Cuts Barcelona's Spending Cap to €204 Million Amid Financial Struggles

The reduction marks a significant decrease from last year's cap, intensifying the club's challenge to remain competitive.

Barcelona's annual spending limit has been cut by €66 million, now set at €204 million, as announced by LaLiga.
Real Madrid maintains the highest spending cap in LaLiga at €727 million, with Barcelona's cap significantly lower.
The cap reduction is due to Barcelona's ongoing financial issues, including debts and the impact of previous 'palancas' asset sales.
Barcelona faces restrictions on player registrations and signings, with the need to sell key players to comply with financial rules.
The club's move to the Olympic Stadium and unrealized revenue from asset sales have further strained its financial situation.