Barcelona have been buoyed by a significant financial boost after Gavi suffered a serious injury with Spain last season.
After emerging as one of the most highly-touted graduates from La Masia in recent years, the 20-year-old midfielder quickly became a key figure for both club and country.
However, whilst representing Spain in a Euro 2024 qualifying clash against Georgia last year, he suffered a ACL injury that saw him spend the remainder on the campaign on the sidelines.
While Gavi's injury had a significant impact for his club, Barca will receive a significant compensation payout from FIFA for the time he was absent.
FIFA regulations state clubs can receive up to £16,000-a-day in compensation if a player suffers an injury on international duty
However, the Blaugrana will miss out on add-ons from Malcom's move to Zenit in 2019 after a Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling
Regulations from the governing body allow for compensation of more than £16,000-a-day can be paid to clubs if a player suffers a long-term injury while on international duty.
With Gavi expectly to make his return to competition in the coming weeks, the final payout from FIFA could reach £5.8million according to Mundo Deportivo.
While the payout will no doubt be welcomed by Barca chiefs, a recent court judgement will see them miss out previously scheduled payments.
The club were set to bank £410,000 in add-ons relating to Malcom joining Zenit Saint Petersburg for a Russian record fee in 2019.
Zenit were set to originally scheduled each time they qualified for Europe, however a verdict from the Court of Arbitration for Sport has ruled they are not required to due to the UEFA ban on Russian teams.