Barcelona s critical week! Marca: Registration, 1:1 rules, and return to the Camp Nou are all in the air

Marca reported that Barcelona ushered in a critical week of the season, and many major matters need to be resolved urgently. The club's future will face many challenges in the next few days, and decisions these days will have a significant impact on the club's near future. Questions such as player registration, return to the 1:1 rule and whether they can return to the Camp Nou are pending, and no excuses will apply anymore.

First, the player registration issue.

It seems that the situation will be resolved smoothly at the moment, but no one dares to guarantee it. There are three players in the first team that need to be registered: Szczesny, Gerald Martin and Badge. In order to complete the registration, Deco must first resolve the departure of Oriol Romeu, Inijaki Penia and Hector Ford. Only after these three people left the team can they make enough room for "fair competition" for other players.

Theoretically, these problems should be properly resolved, but they have not yet been settled. Romeu's transfer last week was close to being reached, but it was eventually stranded; while Penia may be about to join Elche as the two sides are negotiating a contract renewal and loan.

Another way to generate a "fair game" is to sell players. Casador and Fermin are potential targets for sale. Both have good value in the market and can bring money to the club, but they are unwilling to leave. Frick also expressed his unwillingness to Casardo leave the team, but with insufficient salary cap space, last-minute changes may still occur.

The "fair competition" issue is also related to another club's failure to solve, La Liga's certification of the Camp Nou VIP box.

This issue was supposed to be resolved a few months ago, but is still delaying now when the market is about to close. This forced Deco to raise funds through various market operations, but the task became particularly difficult because the 1:1 rule has not yet been met. The club is pessimistic about the matter being resolved before the transfer window is closed on September 1.

Finally, there is the stadium problem.

This Thursday is the deadline for the club to inform UEFA of the Champions League venue. The club hopes to continue using Spotify Camp Nou, but the required construction completion certificate and first-time use permit have not been obtained. With just four days left before the deadline, the club no longer expects positive results. Therefore, the club has pre-arranged the Montwhich Stadium until January in case it is not possible to obtain the required permission.