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The latest news from FC Barcelona revolve around the economic aspect as Joan Laporta has closed two commercial agreements with Ohana Development and Babylon Park that must be ratified by the club's members on September 19. The first could bring in 65 million euros, while the second will allow the exploitation of a new entertainment space within the Spotify Camp Nou.

The board led by Joan Laporta aims to increase recurring revenues after surpassing the 1 billion euro mark. The two operations are also related to the need to meet the club's financial commitments and the investments associated with the Espai Barça.

FC Barcelona could earn 65 million with Ohana Development

The most economically impactful agreement is with Ohana Development, a real estate developer from the United Arab Emirates. The deal includes a license to develop a residential complex associated with the FC Barcelona brand, featuring housing, commercial areas, and leisure spaces.

The company will be able to exploit its association with Barça until 2055. Of the approximately 65 million euros expected from the entire operation, around 25 million will come from this license, distributed at a rate of approximately one million euros per season.

The second component is a sponsorship contract until 2030. Ohana will be visible on the back of the men's and women's first-team shirts during the 2027/28, 2028/29, and 2029/30 seasons, excluding the Champions League.

This part of the agreement could bring in around 40 million euros. The brand will be visible in Spanish domestic competitions, including LaLiga, expanding the commercial opportunities the club offers its sponsors. Additionally, Ronald Araújo could bring in 55 million to Barcelona.

Joan Laporta aims to operate Spotify Camp Nou all year round

The second operation directly impacts the Spotify Camp Nou. Babylon Park will have a long-term license to establish a family entertainment center themed around Barça inside the venue.

The contract spans 25 years and combines a minimum guaranteed payment for the club with a share of the revenues generated by the facility, potentially increasing the return for FC Barcelona if the park boosts its revenues. 

Babylon Park already operates entertainment centers in places like London, Belgrade, Tel Aviv, and Leganés in Spain. The company also plans to use Barcelona as a starting point to develop other spaces associated with the blaugrana brand in Catalonia and international markets.

For Joan Laporta, this model allows for economic activity within the stadium beyond LaLiga matches. The goal is to generate revenue from the Camp Nou facilities on more days of the year through catering, entertainment, commercial areas, and other activities linked to the venue.

The final decision will rest with the club's members. On September 19, the Assembly will need to ratify the contracts with Ohana Development and Babylon Park so that FC Barcelona can definitively execute both operations and establish them as new recurring sources of income.

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