The first and second division clubs that have excess salary limit can make three players signings, one for transfer and two free, at the beginning of the season, although these additions will be subject to conditions aimed at the increase in spending is compensated in the following campaign. And is that LaLiga has flexible some rules on signings by clubs that exceed the salary stop In order that they can remain competitive and without the norm of the so -called 'Fair Play' financial, as explained by its corporate general director, Javier Gómez, in a meeting with media at the entity's headquarters in Madrid.
This modification by the body chaired by Thebes could have its effect on Valencia CF, a club that for several seasons, according to Meriton, must juggle to adjust to LaLiga's 'Fair Play'. At least that has been, until now, the argument of Corona, Solís and the already former president Layhoon to justify the lack of signings for the Blanquinegro Market team after market.
The new thera rules for LaLiga
The measure on the so -called Surveys 'In Slow Chamber' establishes that a club can provisionally register up to three soccer players even if it only has a salary stop for a campaign. The commitment they will have to adopt is that during that season, they must obtain the money needed for registration to be final from their second year in the club. The rule establishes that of the three signings, one will be for transfer and the other two will be players who have arrived free.
LaLiga has also established that an incorporation will have to amortize within five seasons, although the signed contract has a larger duration, a criterion established by the UEFA that the entity that directs Javier Tebas He has done his now.
Another novelty regarding economic control is that a minimum salary limit is established from the 2025/2026 season for first clubs with the purpose of favoring equality and that they are not harmed in case of decline. This top for clubs with problems will be 30 percent compared to its volume of business, when the one that is already in force in Second Division is 40 percent. In addition, clubs with excess salary spending will be able to renew players under 24 years of age and who have been in the team.
