The Daily Sports Daily wrote an article analyzing Barcelona's current economic difficulties and pointed out that it was the Lamacia youth training camp that allowed the team to remain competitive.

Sisi media pointed out that Barcelona's economic situation is still worrying. The club failed to comply with the 1:1 rule of La Liga, and its salary cap was cut again. It is currently only comparable to Atletico Madrid, and the gap with Real Madrid is "like a gap between heaven." This means that Barcelona cannot pay Real Madrid-level salary and cannot compete for targets like Nico Williams or Louis Dias in the transfer market.

The article describes Barcelona's sports director as "the poorest in Europe", saying that he has to be satisfied with a "Manchester United abandoned player". But the great thing about football is that the value of Rashford, the "scrap" now exceeds the other options that were originally placed on the table. The author calls it "a little miracle that occasionally appears."

However, the column believes that Barcelona can maintain competitiveness now not rely on miracles, but on La Macia's youth training camp. Players like Yamal, Fermin, and Kubasi, who have paid a "youth team" level salary that matches their age and experience, have taken on the team's heavy responsibility on the court.

It was Ramacia who saved Barcelona from the predicament. Thanks to these young people, although the club is far inferior to before at the economic level, its competitive ambition has not diminished at all and can still enjoy the rich benefits brought by the Champions League.