La Liga's strict financial rules are likely to force Celta Vigo to sell a star forward this summer

A few years ago, the League imposed strict financial rules on its clubs – a move that was seen to help avoid any possible cases of teams going bankrupt or having to enter administration. While this has worked in this sense, it has meant that many clubs in the two first divisions are struggling with their finances.

Barcelona is the most obvious case, but clubs like Sevilla, Valencia and Real Betis have also been significant. Celta Vigo are the same, and they face a big summer if they want to continue to stay away from significant money problems.

Ace for Relief, Celta needs to generate €15-20m if they are to continue with their current salary bill, which means that at least a significant sale. The report notes that Jorgen Strand Larsen is likely a candidate to be sold, despite being one of the club's best performers so far this season.

Larsen has nine goals and two assists in La Liga, and has generally impressed every time he has played. However, it also means that Celtic Vigo They can use this to cash in now, allowing them to ease their financial problems, as the likelihood is that Larsen could be sold in the region of €20 million, especially if there is interest in the Premier League.