Josep Maria Bartomeu: We get whatever we want

Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu relieved fans' concerns about the club's economic situation.

It was recently announced that Barcelona would cut more than 70% of footballers' salaries, thereby paying the full salaries of club employees.

After that, club president Josep Maria Bartomeu said the club's economy would be hit hard due to the coronavirus outbreak, but they would be in a stronger position than anyone else to recover quickly.

Bartomeu stated that they are currently working on transfers to be completed this summer with the club's sports director Eric Abidal's assistant Ramon Planes, and said in an interview with Diario Sport:

“Abidal and Planes are working to establish a team that can succeed in every lane next season. I don't want to talk about names, but we'll be working on getting the players we want. "

"We are the most profitable club of world football, and whoever we want to see in this club."

"Our club is not in danger. We have other sources of income besides ticket sales and broadcasting rights. We have football schools and club museums."

"It is true that an emergency affects us more than other clubs, but it also means that we will react faster when it comes to making money."

"We went beyond what we had targeted in earning income in February and continued to be the most winning club in world football.

"We think that due to the coronavirus epidemic, we will have much less money in the upcoming transfer season. But still there will be much mobility in the market and player exchanges will increase."