Laporta finalises two economic levers before market closes

Barcelona will experience a very intense end to the market. Both in the negotiations of signings and departures as well as in the economic preparation to try to reach the 1:1 rule, an issue that has not yet been able to close. 'Marca' reports that the club, with Joan Laporta at the helm, wants to close two economic levers on which it has been working for weeks to finally achieve some stability in the offices.
The first of these concerns the sale of a percentage of 'Barca Vision'. According to the source cited, Aramark had committed to pay 40 million for the non-payment of that percentage, but has only put up 20 million, Bridgeburg Invest claims to be willing to put up the other 20 million.
The Catalan giants are already working hard to send all the documentation to La Liga to unblock their financial situation, as they have not yet been able to register Dani Olmo, as well as to make more signings.
The other lever on which Barcelona is working is the agreement with Nike. The Catalan giants want to close the deal before the end of August. However, according to the source, the club is not so optimistic. This is the work that Joan Laporta is carrying out in the offices, outside of the purely sporting aspects, before the transfer window closes.