Barcelona hope to extend the contracts of some of their top players, including Lionel Messi and Neymar, after announcing record revenue in 2015/16, club president Josep Maria Bartomeu said on Thursday.
The Spanish champions in three of the past four seasons received £557million in the last financial year and reduced their debt by £33m.
'We don't have to sell players to pay debts,' Bartomeu told a news conference. 'This is why we are looking at other financial sources and want this club to be global, which in the long run will bring further revenue.'
Barcelona hope to secure the future of their top players including Neymar after announcing healthy profits
Barcelona's highest paid player Lionel Messi still has two years left on his contract at the Nou Camp
Messi, 29, the highest-paid player at the club, has two years remaining on his current contract.
'We have a strategic plan to continue to increase our revenue in order to keep up the competitiveness we have in football and maintain the best players here,' Bartomeu said.
'We need to renew (the contract of) Messi and also (Javier) Mascherano, as well as lots of other players that we want to stay because they deserve it.'
Messi, four-times winner of the FIFA Ballon d'Or, graduated from Barcelona's youth side after moving to Spain from Argentina and made his senior debut in 2003.
His fellow Argentine, Mascherano, who is also under contract at the Camp Nou until June 2018, has been a target for Juventus.
Bartomeu also said Brazilian striker Neymar was on the verge of signing a new extended deal with Barca, while new players would also be arriving.
Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu revealed the Catalan club has just £50m to spend this summer
'We are very happy with Luis Enrique.'
Bartomeu added: 'We've had another record revenue of 670 million euros, pending an audit, which will be presented at the end of July.
'That's 62 million euros more than last year. We've reduced our debt by 40 million and it's now at 280 million euros