As: Inigo leaves the team to help Barcelona release salary space to register a player, he gives up his remaining salary

"As" reported that Inigo's departure will help Barcelona's new aid registration this summer. The central defender left the team as a free agent and completely gave up his remaining salary and did not charge any termination fee.

As the 1:1 rule standard has not yet been met, although Barcelona cannot include 100% of Inigo's annual salary of 14 million euros in the Fiscal Fairness Act, it can release 60% of the amount (about 8.4 million euros). This considerable amount, coupled with the nearly 30 million euros of salary space created by the previous departure, still provides a considerable help to Barcelona.

Barcelona Sports Management is very satisfied with the results of this summer and believes that the economic goals have been achieved without damaging the team's competitiveness. Inigo's departure was not originally planned, and the final work to ensure that all new players complete the registration depends on internal matters of the club, including the auditor's final confirmation of VIP seat revenue of 100 million euros, and the possible buzzer-beating agreement. The four-year 10 million euros annual sponsorship agreement provided by Democratic Congo also played an important role.