Barcelona and Real Madrid Address Super Cup Revenue Disparity

As the Spanish Super Cup approaches, Real Madrid and Barcelona are set to share a portion of their earnings, donating €200,000 each to Mallorca to address financial disparities in Spanish football. This initiative aims to create a more equitable distribution of funds, as the RFEF's current model heavily favors the two giants over smaller clubs. In a related financial move, Barcelona is close to finalizing the sale of Francisco Trincao to AC Milan for approximately €25 million, which would net them €12.5 million due to their 50% ownership stake. Meanwhile, speculation surrounds Alejandro Balde, with reports suggesting Barcelona might entertain offers around €55 million for the young left-back if the right proposal arises. The club is also looking to offload several players to strengthen their squad further. These developments highlight Barcelona's ongoing efforts to improve their financial situation while addressing competitive balance in Spanish football.