yeah, I read the same on calciomercato.it:
http://www.calciomercato.it/dettagli...a=1&hdnId=2461
it is something that does make sense and as it argues, the fiscal policies in SPain are qualled after 5 years with those in Italy, so Barca would be facing the same issues as Milan does when it comes to paying 50% taxes on player wages.
what's interesting is that they, Barca, would find themselves stretched on two fronts with Dinho's and Etoo's salary demands given that the latter has been in Spain for over a decade now.
One more reason why one of them might have to leave, I think, apart from the lack of space up front with 4 super-stars "fighting" for 3 spots on the team.