While waiting for the first income resulting from the agreement between LaLiga and the CVC investment fund, Málaga will have funding in the coming weeks to meet your most immediate commitments and to be able to address the amount that Cenk Gönen is claiming from you and that it has cost him a FIFA sanction without being able to sign in the next three market windows. The amount that the club must assume to avoid punishment and be able to sign is around 800,000 euros, a figure that the club does not currently have but that will be able to pay off in the coming weeks thanks to one million euros that he plans to enter before the end of the year.
An extra million that will make it possible to meet the entity’s most immediate commitments until the first CVC payment arrives at the beginning of 2022. That million corresponds to a advance of the television rights corresponding to the months of January and February, an amount that amounts to about 800,000 euros, and the payment of 168,000 euros that Real Murcia has executed in the last hours for the debt of just over 300,000 euros contracted with the blue and white entity after leaving the G-30 years ago. The paprika club subsequently entered bankruptcy proceedings and Málaga is one of its creditors. Both clubs agreed to pay those 168,000 euros now and the rest in future installments over the next two years..
Those two revenues that the club expects to receive before 2022 They will allow Gönen to assume the payment which, according to the sources of the club consulted, will mean the withdrawal of the FIFA sanction, so that from La Rosaleda they are convinced of being able to reinforce the workforce in this next winter market.