After Barcelona announced an agreement to acquire Robert Lewandowski, Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann launched an attack on the Spanish club.
The 33-year-transfer old's from Bayern to the Spanish powerhouses has finally been finalised.
Lewandowski's transfer to Barcelona had been in doubt for weeks due to the Catalans' rumoured debt of up to £1 billion.
Nagelsmann has now questioned how, given the LaLiga club's current financial situation, they were still allowed to enter the market.
"It is the only club in the world that doesn't have any money, but they still manage to buy all the players they want," he remarked.
"I have no idea how they manage it. It's a little odd and wacky.
Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen, who were brought in on free transfers from AC Milan and Chelsea, respectively, were unable to sign with Barcelona earlier this summer because of the club's dire financial situation.