Each sport: Barcelona relies on La Macia youth training, and the summer window only costs 27.5 million euros

September 6th, the Daily Sports Daily wrote that Barcelona spent only 27.5 million euros to introduce players this summer, compared with Real Madrid investing 167.5 million euros, while Liverpool reached 483 million euros.

As a member-based club, Barcelona must compete for the championship in competition with clubs supported by those countries or with huge wealth backgrounds. But the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a sharp drop in revenue, many contractual obligations that exceed market prices cannot be fulfilled, and the serious economic crisis within the club has made Barcelona's situation more complicated.

Therefore, Barcelona spent only 27.5 million euros to strengthen this summer transfer window, which is insignificant compared to Real Madrid (167.5 million), Atletico Madrid (176 million), Paris Saint-Germain (103 million), Bayern Munich (88 million), Chelsea (328 million), Manchester City (207 million), Manchester United (250.7 million), Liverpool (483 million) and Arsenal (293.5 million).

Despite the huge financial gap, Barcelona will still go all out in all competitions, just like last season when they won La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup and nearly reached the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.

This is mainly attributed to sports director Deko, especially the Lamacia Youth Training Camp, which is known as the jewel in the club's crown. Despite Inigo Martinez's departure, Deco still created a very balanced and highly competitive roster for Barcelona, ​​with two reliable players in every position. Deco has achieved this by renewing many world-class stars who are crucial to the team, with limited transfer funds and La Liga fair play rules.

Of course, all this cannot be separated from the support of Lamacia's youth training. As one of the best football schools in the world, La Macia never lets the club down. During difficult times, talented players like Yamal, Kubasi, Garvey, Fermin, Barde, Casado and Bernal emerged, and their value was immeasurable. For example, how much would it cost if Barcelona were to poach Yamal from other teams?

Lamacia's youth training also includes young talents such as Jofrey Tolentz, Tony and Guillermo Fernandez, and Danny Rodriguez.

In fact, this is not new, because it is precisely because it is up to Messi, Puyol, Pique, Valdes, Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets and Pedro that Barcelona made history. Just believe in Lamacia.

Although some people believe that Barcelona's current board of directors chose to rely on La Macia only out of helplessness, it is safe to say that Barcelona's top leaders do believe in La Macia's power, which was an important promise Laporta had when he was running for the first time, and he did do it.