There are 103 players left in LaLiga

Just over two weekss so that he transfer market closes (August 31) and exit operation players resists. The COVID crisis continues to wreak havoc on club coffers and to balance the accounts the old saying must be strictly adhered to: “Before entering, let out.” Until the money is released from the token of a player who leaves or the money from its sale is entered, transfers cannot be undertaken if they do not want to upset the financial balance and exceed the salary limit.

The output operation is in almost all clubs yet to be resolved. Total, In First there are 57 players on the starting ramp. One of the teams that most needs to speed up these marches is Barcelona. Their economic problems are known, so much so that they have had to let Messi escape, and they must continue releasing salaries to register their signings (Agüero, Memphis Depay, Eric Garcia and Emerson). For now, he has already released Junior, Todibo, Aleñá, Miranda, Matheus, Monchu and Trincão, but they would still have Umtiti (Pjanic is about) as the most outstanding cases. Although with the situation they have, everyone could come out with a good offer except by Ansu Fati, Pedri Y De Jong.

For its part, the athletic must search team to Arias, Manu Sánchez, Saponjic and Nehuén or Montero. Grbic wants to go out so he can play. I might as well say goodbye Saul, which is transferable, and Mark Paulo, signed in this market but could be loaned to enjoy minutes.

The Real Madrid also has several fronts, although they have managed to haggle over the problem of extra-community Thanks to the LaLiga-RFEF-AFE agreement not to consider Bale (or Trippier in Atleti) as such, having signed before Brexit. A great relief for both clubs.

Thus, at the Bernabéu offices it works in the other operations. The march of Kubo in the form of an assignment to Mallorca. More complicated is finding equipment to Jovic Y Mariano. Odegaard He is also on the starting ramp after his discreet preseason. On the other hand, Isco wants to leave and if Madrid received a good offer he would sell him.

The salary limit is being the real one headache. Espanyol, for example, needs to lighten chips to be able to sign players and for this reason it will try to release players such as Vargas, Vadillo and Pol Lozano in the form of a loan. It is also necessary to differentiate in this exit operation those that are left over and those that are transferable if a good offer arrives that helps to balance the numbers. In Seville, they want to start Amadou, Gnagnon and Rony López, but Gudelj, Idrissi, Pozo, De Jong and Munir are transferable. In Villamarín, although they are not looking for teams either, they would listen to offers for William Carvalho, Álex Moreno, Tello and Loren. LaLiga returns this Friday and most teams are half done with their duties.

In Second, 46 players to leave

Some clubs Second Division are having a hard time reduce chips due to the difficulties that the market is going through due to the drop in income. A total of 46 footballers are on the starting ramp in search of a new destination.

The Valladolid, It is one of the most affected clubs, due to the complications to give outputs to their discards. Two days before the competition starts, Pacheta has 33 troops in their staff and need release seven footballers. Among them, Roberto, Víctor García, Orellana, Guardiola and Sergio Benito, are the main candidates to leave Pucela. The high number of chips causes the Valladolid cannot register to the players who return from assignment, like Gassama, Anuar and Caro. Likewise, no signing has landed in José Zorrilla.

The Almeria got down to work and adds 17 casualties so far in the market. Although big sales can be pronounced, such as that of Sadiq and Samu, that would be a great relief in the salary mass of the Andalusian team. In another dynamic, Aguza and Vada are, training with the subsidiary, both are not facilitating their exits and are holding on to the duration of their contracts.

However, others are more in need of buying than selling. For example, Malaga, it only has 16 players with first squad tokens and will have one of the lowest salary caps in the category.

In fact, the difficult task of moving tokens and finding a destination for the discards, causes that some clubs are unable to register their signings. Almería, Burgos, Fuenlabrada, Lugo, Oviedo, Sporting, Valladolid and Zaragoza, are the only ones in the Second Division that have not been able to register their new incorporations. Another reason is that some teams are waiting for the agreement to prosper LaLiga with CVC, that would have great significance in the economic activity of the 22 teams in the silver category.