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Barcelona Football Club is adopting a new strategy to handle the talents from La Masia who haven't secured a spot in the first team. The approach involves selling these players while retaining a percentage of future resale profits—terms that allow for their potential re-acquisition later on—aimed at achieving both sporting and financial benefits. The contracts include stakes of up to 50% in future resale transactions, along with Barcelona's right to buy them back after a few years at predetermined prices, although not all deals retain full buy-back rights. This policy seeks to strike a balance between developing talents, providing opportunities for them outside the club, and benefiting financially by freeing up resources—while also preserving future options to reinvest in the players when the time is right.
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