Barcelona discuss with investors from Dubai and USA to combat LALIGA ffp

Barcelona is actively seeking new investment partners as the club looks to secure fresh funds ahead of the summer transfer window, as they look to go back to the 1:1 rule to enable them to strengthen their squad.

Following the failure of Libero Football Finance AG to provide promised funds for their participation in Barça Vision, Barcelona's board, led by Joan Laporta, is facing financial challenges.

 These funds were intended to be used as collateral in negotiations with La Liga for transfer market activities. Now, the club must find alternative sources of income to meet financial obligations and comply with the 1-1 transfer rule in Spain, which requires financing for big-money signings for the upcoming season.

Failure to become beneficiaries of a significant windfall would mean Barcelona cam only spend a fraction of available funds on squad development.

According to Mundo Deportivo, in light of these challenges, Barcelona has initiated talks with potential investors from Dubai and the United States. The club hopes to secure a deal with one of these parties in the coming weeks. To facilitate this process, a 'summit' has been planned by the board of directors at Camp Nou.