The Latest Breaking News from Sixth Street

Crashing out of the Champions League in the group stage again is not just embarrassing for Barcelona. It’s detrimental to a club on thin financial ice.

The club’s raft of new signings were hastily registered just 24 hours before Saturday night’s opening La Liga fixture against Rayo Vallecano

Barca kick-off their 2022/23 La Liga season against Rayo Vallecano on Saturday.

A La Liga audit said Barça do not have enough money to cover the purchase of the players they have brought in, including striker Robert Lewandowski

Barcelona (AFP) - Barcelona have sold 25 percent of Barca Studios, which manages the club's digital business and audiovisual productions, to Socios.com for 100 million euros (102.5m dollars), club president Joan Laporta said on Monday. 

Manchester United made Frenkie de Jong their priority target this summer, but talks have stalled.

Barcelona have sold another 15% of their La Liga TV rights to a US investment firm to release finances which will strengthen their hand in the transfer market

Barcelona have been given a timely cash injection of £179million as they battle Chelsea for the signing of Leeds winger Raphinha.

Today Blueprint Medicines Corp (NASDAQ:BPMC) announced strategic financing agreements with Sixth Street and Royalty Pharma Plc (NASDAQ:RPRX) for up to $1.25 billion, including $575 million upfront upon deal closure. SVB Securities thinks the terms of the deals are fairly valued on the Sixth Street portion and favorable for Blueprint Medicines on the Royalty Pharma portion. "In addition,…

The Catalan giants have managed to secure a significant cash injection this summer with that news potentially leaving the likes of Man Utd and Chelsea sweating as they attempt to secure their own transfers

Barcelona (AFP) - Barcelona on Thursday announced they had sold 10 percent of their Liga television rights for 25 years to U.S.investment group Sixth Street for 207.5 million euros ($215.5 million).