Barcelona has officially announced the sale of the license for 475 VIP seats for the next 30 years, a product that will be available once the renovated Camp Nou reopens. It is believed that the value of the operation will be around 100-110 million euros.
President Joan Laporta had explained the agreement on Tuesday, and on Thursday the club confirmed that the two investors would have access to the use of the seats for 30 years and the possibility of selling their use themselves. As happened during Laporta’s press conference, the names of the investors remain uncertain, and the club did not specify what their value was, although it did point out that the documentation for the operation arrived before December 31, which in its opinion allowed Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor to register. They say it will also help pay off the debt for the Camp Nou renovation works.
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Previously, the Institutional Vice President, Elena Fort, had confirmed that she did not know the names of the entities that had made the purchases either. In its announcement, Barcelona refers to them only as “Middle Eastern investors.” This lack of transparency has been harshly criticized by Laporta’s rivals, while LaLiga has explained that they do not consider that the documentation was in time to register Olmo and Víctor.