La Liga president reveals what Barcelona need to do to return to 1:1 rule

Barcelona have a busy summer transfer window ahead of them with plans to fortify their squad, address key positions, and possibly offload some players to balance their finances.

One of the major concerns for the Catalan giants has been their inability to return to the 1:1 rule in La Liga, which allows them to spend every euro they bring in.

However, La Liga President Javier Tebas has come out to convey optimism regarding Barça’s chances of achieving financial equilibrium once and for all.

Tebas reflects on Barcelona’s situation

“They know how the departure of Xavi affects them, they know how the arrival of Flick affects them and they have time to reach this situation,” he argued via Mundo Deportivo.

Furthermore, he claimed that if the Catalans can resolve a few of their issues, their return to the 1:1 rule will no longer be a distant reality.

“From what we have been able to talk about some important issues on the table, if they close them, they will be able to reach that situation of 1:1,” he proclaimed.

Tebas gives Barcelona hope. (Photo by PAU BARRENA/AFP via Getty Images)

“The important thing is that Barça exists and continues to do well and be sustainable,” Tebas added.

The president mentioned that the Blaugranes are still in deep waters due to their exceedingly high wage bill, but they have resources available to restore stability.

“In the latest Deloitte report, it was the third club in income level, it is still very high. At the moment when the wage bill is more adequate, Barcelona will be back on the market,” he remarked.

Customarily, Tebas also did not let an opportunity to praise Real Madrid slip away but hoped they would continue to dominate the Champions League and not the Super League.

“I am very happy that Madrid will be Champions League champions, they are the fittest team in Europe and know how to compete very well in this competition. I hope they never become champions of the Superliga,” he concluded.