La Liga published Barcelona’s updated salary cap on September 10, 2026, jumping from €432.8 million to €582.769 million, representing a 34.6% increase or roughly €150 million. This significant rise stems primarily from the partial reopening of Camp Nou, with VIP seating revenue boosting the club’s projected income, alongside new sponsorship deals and reduced non-sporting expenses. Real Madrid continues to lead the rankings at €832.786 million, followed by Barcelona in second place and Atlético de Madrid in third with €361.287 million. This improvement signals the end of a challenging financial period for the Catalan club, which had to activate economic levers to register players during the 2022 and 2023 transfer windows.
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