The FC Barcelona has issued a statement according to which it announces the challenge to the agreement of the LaLiga Assembly on the operation between the employer and the investment fund CVC. In the text it is reported that the Real Madrid and the Athletic club have also challenged this alliance: “The FC Barcelona, the Athletic club and the real Madrid FC report that they have challenged the agreement adopted by the LaLiga Assembly on August 12, 2021, regarding the operation between LaLiga and CVC, as it is an agreement that violates the provisions of the applicable regulations (and, in particular, among others, Royal Decree Law 5/2015), and which was adopted within the framework of a notoriously irregular and disrespectful procedure with the minimum guarantees required for this purpose, especially in the face of an operation of this importance and duration “.
The Barça club added that “the challenge by the FC Barcelona of the agreement of The league with the CVC investment fund adopted in the Assembly of August 12, it was agreed at the meeting of Club Board of Directors yesterday. At the same meeting, a report from the Economic Commission of the Entity that concludes that the The league with CVC it didn’t make sense to him FC Barcelona, neither for its cost, nor for the consideration to be received, nor for the duration, nor for the level of the obligations and commitments it contains “.
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The news also comes hours after a dialectical scuffle between Eduard Romeu, economic vice president of the Barça, which was replicated by Javier Tebas. The Barça manager assured in RAC 1 that “to sign the agreement with CVC to achieve the renewal of Leo Messi it was our final sentence. “The president of LaLiga answered him since Romeu He further said that “between the Barça and the Madrid add up to 90% of the income of The league“, what Thebes He said that “they are 40% of the turnover and not 90”.
The key to the entente LaLiga-CVC
The agreement signed between The league and CVC implied that the investment fund undertook to invest 2.602 million euros in the First and Second A clubs during the next three years in exchange for 10.95% of the profits from the exploitation of the audiovisual content of the competitions organized by The league for the next 50 years. Without the OK of Barça, Real Madrid and Athletic, the figures have varied down to 2,100 million euros.
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