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The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) reported this Friday that all clubs in Second Division B have finished the 2019/2020 season without debts with their players, something that happens for the second time in history.
La RFEF explains that “this season has contributed some 30 million euros in funds that the most modest clubs in Spanish football receive “and that” it has done so through various programs, such as ‘Impulso 23’ or ‘Cantera con Valores’, and specific measures related to the situation created by the COVID-19 pandemic, destined to the Second Division B and Third Division teams (among others) “.
“Altogether there has been an increase of 50% in these funds, which has given rise to the largest economic distribution in the history of amateur football,” adds the agency.
“Thanks to these grants, in addition of course to the good management of the club managers, All the Second Division B teams have finished the season without debt with their players, as has been confirmed this Friday morning in the AFE Joint Commission – Second Division B“.
Remember that “it is the second time in history that 100% of the debts have been settled since the aforementioned Commission was constituted, so the RFEF considers that the steps that are being taken are on the right track, even if we have in He says that it has been a season in which the tremendous difficulties added by the COVID-19 pandemic have been added, which forced the competition to be ended early. ”
Thirteen Third Division clubs
The Association of Spanish Footballers (AFE)However, it has also reported this Friday that a total of 13 Third Division clubs have not paid the debts claimed by their players.
The union has indicated that, “once the deadline” set for this Friday at noon, Alcoyano, Guadalajara, Lanzarote, Novelda, Olímpic, Real Avilés, Real Jaén, Atlético Saguntino, AD San Juan de Mozarrifar, Toledo, Xerez CD, Arandina and Deusto “have not satisfied the total payments established by the Mixed Commission AFE-3ª División to cover the amounts claimed by their players”, although, without mentioning which ones, he also clarified that some of them “owe minimal amounts” that he believes they will be settled “shortly”.
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