FIFA has paid football clubs worldwide $125 million in owed transfer fees through its finance house in Paris, with an additional $200 million backlog. The funds, allocated by the FIFA Clearing House, aim to bring transparency to the transfer industry and ensure smaller clubs receive payments from player sales. The system, in place since 2001, entitles former clubs to a share of up to 5% of transfer fees, with England and Saudi Arabia being the top paying markets.
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Barcelona have raised nearly €100 million from La Masia talents in two years
FC Barcelona has generated nearly €100 million over the past two years from the sales and sell-on clauses of players from their renowned academy, La Masia. This strategic approach, which includes 18 transactions, emphasizes long-term financial gains, with notable earnings from players like Nico Gonzalez and Jean-Clair Todibo, reflecting the academy's impact on both the field and the club's finances. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: FC Barcelona has made almost €100 million in...
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