New lesson from Florentino Perez and Real Madrid: «70 million euros»

Florentino Perez proved to be the best possible president for Real Madrid. His management is impeccable, his transfer policy has propelled them to win the Champions League and La Liga with a very balanced squad and his financial management is commendable, with the club appearing in good health.

His management of the club during the Corona pandemic was amazing and Real Madrid, despite incurring losses, was one of the few clubs without debt and was able to move forward without serious problems.

Now, Florentino Perez is doing an impressive job and this summer market is a new thrift lesson. Despite the fact that the process of departure of some players is stuck, Real Madrid has already saved 70 million euros in wages.

Gareth Bale, Marcelo, Isco and Luka Jovic are the players who have already left the white team, which has allowed Real Madrid to save a significant amount in terms of the players’ wage bill.

In fact, the top three were among the top 10 highest paid players on the team, and Gareth Bale has been Real Madrid’s highest paid player in recent seasons.

The Welshman received an amount of close to 16 million euros, which for the club means an expenditure of 32 million per season when taxes are included.

Source: Defensa Central