Not sure, if the clubs are lying about their funds or not but it is true that Spanish teams were highly affected because of the pandemic. Laporta said that Barcelona has a debt of about $1-billion which is an insanely huge amount. And we know that Real Madrid and Barca tend to buy a start player every other transfer window with a huge transfer fee so it was inevitable that they will face the debt and the effect of the pandemic. On the other hand, English clubs maintain their budget well enough compared to them and they don't seem to have been effected that much as the Spanish clubs.
This is very true, although Real Madrid is one of the most solvent teams and under which it has very little crisis, now the case of Barcelona is something worse, since before the pandemic they had talked about their crisis, and this already They had made it known to Messi for his annual payment, however the team continued but there came a time that he could not take it anymore, I do not know if this may have been the cause of selling Messi to PSG, however the way he left Barcelona was not the right one, and even if it was in crisis I would never have left Messi, now I think the crisis is much worse and they are running out of fans, without sales and losing.
all football is in crisis, maybe we don't realize it but that's the way it is
the percentage of young people who watch football is negligible
the percentage of good matches is always lower
Teams think about profit rather than the fun of the fans, excessive defense and stances are bad for football,
football is beautiful because goals and game actionsi see esports too, and a percentage of beautiful game is high compared to football