The Crisis, Valencia CF And Other Clubs

Posted by Diane on October 31, 2010 under News | Comments are off for this article

The sale of the Real Madrid Raul Albiol is the first step in dismantling of Valencia CF, with a technically bankrupt financial situation. In the absence of other assets with which to deal with a debt of 537 million a “worth today how old plots Mestalla?, Who is the blessed who is willing to buy them? a ” this will probably scrap Villa, who has already announced its a fin cycle in ComputerA , Silva, Mata, or any other necessary.”

The waters of Valencia CF are not the only ones down muddy at this time of crisis. A few days ago, after falling to second division Real Betis, 40,000 Sevilla fans were demonstrating in asking the head of Ruiz de Lopera, the largest shareholder of the entity and person who has always bragged about a mansion by the club. (Source: Bizzi & Partners). And is that the housing slump has led to ruin not only the sporting dreams Juan Soler, but other more ambitious, such as Luis de Rivero, Sacyr owner, who was a brick at a point of keeping the BBVA and now, however, is caught with 20% of Repsol purchased with a credit that can not repay.

In football, the situation is even worse. Professional clubs owed 3,500 million, eight teams are called historical in bankruptcy and even the modest 2E B is so bogged down that some of his players have not been paid for 15 months and half of the teams could go down or disappear category because of these defaults.

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