Barcelona agrees to sign a sponsorship contract with the Democratic Congo

Barcelona, the Spanish football champion, agreed to sign a sponsorship contract with the Democratic Republic of the Congo for four years for 44 million euros in its endeavor to improve its financial situation, according to reports.
Barcelona is trying hard to balance his budget in order to avoid what happened with him last season when he failed to secure financial guarantees that allow him to register the new expatriate Danny Olmo and the promising Po Victor.
It was reported this week that Barcelona entered into talks with the Tourism Authority of the Democratic Republic of the Congo on a deal that would put the name of the country on the club’s official clothes.
This deal appears to have already been concluded, according to what the newspaper “Mundo Deportivo” quoted a source familiar with the negotiations, to put the final touches on the agreement in the next few days.
The value of the agreement is 11 million euros per season, for Barcelona to obtain a total of 44 million euros from the care deal that extends for four seasons.
The phrase “DRC, the Heart of Africa” will be placed in French on the back of the Catalan club exercises.
Barcelona’s concentration is also on making money by selling the players, and German goalkeeper Mark Andre Ter Stegen and Danish defender Andreas Christensen and Bau Victor are the most prominent candidates to leave before the end of the summer transfer period, according to reports.