Recent financial disclosures have revealed that Barcelona is still in debt to seven clubs as a result of the deal to acquire Robert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich in 2022.
The LaLiga giants currently owe Bayern Munich €10.4 million. Additionally, Barcelona has outstanding payments to the following clubs: Legia Warsaw (€50,000), Lech Poznań (€119,000), Delta Varsovia (€33,000), Znicz (€113,000), MSK Varsovia (€169,000), and Borussia Dortmund (€78,000).
Overall, Barcelona’s short-term debts amount to €45 million, while their long-term liabilities total €102.6 million.
The club also faces significant financial commitments, including over €42 million for the transfer of Raphinha from Leeds United, €24.5 million for Jules Kounde from Sevilla, and a total of €26 million owed to Manchester City for Ferran Torres.
