FC Barcelona members will vote this Saturday on a further €510 million credit needed to complete the Camp Nou, according to EL PAÍS. The vote is the central item at the club's assembly, where the additional financing must be approved.
The request comes as Barcelona reports record revenue while still recording losses, La Vanguardia reports. El Confidencial notes that the club's account of an economic recovery is at odds with its actual figures, describing a financial problem that threatens the assembly. SPORT also reports record income alongside strain on the club's cash position, and Expansión frames the €510 million as the amount needed to finish the stadium works.
Taken together, the coverage points to a gap between headline revenue growth and the club's bottom line, with the stadium project requiring a new injection of borrowed money on top of what has already been committed. The assembly will decide whether members back the additional credit.
What to watch: the outcome of Saturday's vote and whether members approve the new €510 million credit.