Also, can we talk about the club's ownership model again and have a serious discussion about it?
Right now we're selling assets the club owns for 20+ years just so we're able to get out of a hole and probably, hopefully operate in the future without most of the restrictions we currently have.
But even that means probably operating on a level Aston Villa or some team like that do. It's not like we're going to go back to spending hundreds of millions of euros and invest big time in the team considering we did that from 2003 until 2020 and spent well beyond our means.
I don't think this started with Rosell and Bartomeu, but they definitely sunk us and made it 10x worse. This living in dreamland, spend whatever you want and let your successor deal with it probably started a long time before that.
But what happens if Laporta manages to stabilize the club to that level and his successor turns out to be a disaster once again?
Then we have what? Assets sold to what seems like mostly unserious companies, but once again in massive trouble? I'm not saying selling a 49% stake in the club is a guarantee of stability and competence, but I'm not seeing it being worse than the current model, IF you don't end up selling to a hedge fund or some no name billionaire.
Either that or pray to god we get someone like Florentino in the future as our President for 10+ years.