Financial Fair Play is a joke and can be exploited like Manchester City did for years, as Barca and Real did for years.
Like Juventus probably did last year.
It can be easily exploited to get a player on loan for more than 1 year and pay a big check after few years.
If they can have Halaand on loan for 15m/year for 4 years for example and a 50m check in the fifth year they need only to put 15m in the balance as expense each year till covid will end.
As far as I know, UEFA wants to reform the fair play system because of pandemi, and therefore it will be even easier for super clubs to joke about this topic Like Juventus probably did last year.
It can be easily exploited to get a player on loan for more than 1 year and pay a big check after few years.
If they can have Halaand on loan for 15m/year for 4 years for example and a 50m check in the fifth year they need only to put 15m in the balance as expense each year till covid will end.
In any case, the super clubs will have to cut costs and I think a big clean-up is expected in the summer. Although of course this does not apply to the transfer of Haaland, and the clubs will try to carry out the transfer in any case. I think Barcelona is an outsider about this transfer because of the club's sympathies for the player and his father, and the Catalans will have to offer more money on the contract for the successful outcome of the deal. 
... You can't afford Sacho at €120m but you want to buy his team mate.... What a pathetic club and fans 
