La Liga adjusts salary limitations for clubs to spend more on transfers

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La Liga is set to relax spending restrictions this summer in an effort to inject more activity into the transfer market in Spain. </p>

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According to Marca, clubs that have exceeded their salary limit will now be allowed to utilise 50% of the money saved or earned from cuts or sales, an increase from the previous 40%. This percentage will further rise to 60% if the player accounts for 5% of the total squad cost. </p>

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Barcelona, Real Betis, and Almeria have all faced challenges in the market due to the salary limit restrictions, which mandate that the total squad cost cannot surpass 70% of the club's income. </p>

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The revised policy grants clubs greater flexibility by increasing the spending limit calculated from transfer savings and earnings to 60%. </p>

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However, clubs like Betis are currently operating within their salary limit and thus cannot spend significantly unless substantial savings are made. </p>

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The impact of the new policy is expected to be limited for high-profile cases like Barcelona, as noted by Luis Rojo of Marca. </p>

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While the policy aims to prevent clubs from overspending and potentially facing financial instability, it has faced criticism for preventing cash-rich clubs like Betis and Almeria from making necessary investments. </p>

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The adjustments seek to strike a balance between financial prudence and fostering a more active transfer market in La Liga. </p>

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