Barcelona prepares to receive around 400,000 euros from the "Altimira" deal. Betis agrees to sell to Sporting CP according to the rules for contributing to youth training.

Barcelona are set to receive a share of around 400,000 euros from the youth training contribution rule after Real Betis agreed to sell Sergi Altimira to Sporting CP for a fixed fee of 18.5 million euros plus a conditional bonus of another 2 million euros, according to Spanish media reports. The amount of money Barcelona will receive comes from the time Altimira grew up in the academy system “La Masia” before moving to continue his development with Sabadell. According to the contribution criteria Clubs that are involved in coaching players during their youth receive a share when major transfers occur. In this deal, Sabaday is expected to receive a share as well. Altimira joined Real Betis from Getafe in 2023 for a €2 million release clause, and just three years later is set to join Sporting CP in a deal whose total value could exceed €20 million. Although around 400,000 euros is not a huge number. But it will help boost Barcelona's cash flow ahead of the fiscal year's close on June 30 amid the task of managing player registrations. Wage structure and Hansi Flick's team adjustments during the summer market This case emphasizes that Masia doesn't only bring value to players who reach the senior team. But it also returns benefits through training rights and the image of the club in the long term. The latest example is Altimira, although not in Barca's first team plans. But his development also brings returns to the camp. I got a little bit. At the same time, a famous rising star leaves. Masia's current signings Lamine Yamal, Pau Gubarsi, Gabi and Fermin López demonstrate the academy's continued value. both on the field and off the field