Mallorca loses its economic power, but gains two places in the salary cap that the League made public today. The Mallorcan team now occupies eleventh position in the rankinga few cables from the top ten, with a spending ceiling of 58,841,000 euros for the 60,951,000 it received in the 23-24 season. Compared to other clubs that were able to invest much less money in the team, they should not have any sporting problems this season.
Mallorca’s fourth consecutive season in the First Division leaves you in a very stable economic situation, well above clubs like Osasuna, Rayo, Valladolid, Las Palmas or Getafe, although also far from the top ten, since the difference with the one that precedes it in this ranking, Valencia, is more than 16 million euros, since the Chés can spend almost 75 million.
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There is seven teams with more than 100 million and an eighth close, Girona, while at a distance from these appear Celta and Valencia and below them Majorca. If we connect economic capacity and sporting potential Arrasate’s team should be placed right in the middle of the tableeven though we already know that one table often does not match the other. If that were the case, Sevilla, with a minimum spending ceiling of 2,499,000 euros, would be condemned to be the last player par excellence, and it is not obligatory.
Of course, the difference between Mallorca and the leader of the salary table, Real Madrid, who can spend this season 754,894,000 euros, is even more pronounced. almost 700 million more than those of Arrasate. These are two completely different dimensions. Barcelona, second in the standings, has an assigned cap of 426 million, while Atlético de Madrid can spend 310 million. Let’s remember that the salary cap affects the cost of transfers and the salaries of first-team players and members of the coaching staff.
