Each system: Barcelona is confident in registering 5 people including Garcia, Rashford, Szczesni

The Daily Sports Daily reported that there is no big problem with registering 5 players in Barcelona.

Barcelona must complete La Liga registration for five players before the transfer market closes, and in fact, ideally it will be done before the La Liga debut against Mallorca. The five players are Joan Garcia, Rashford, Szczesny, Gerald Martin and Rooney Badge, but the last one has a smaller problem and can be registered with the echelon quota.

Barcelona originally hoped to resolve the registration issue before the Gambel Cup, but according to the Daily Sports Daily, it was learned from the club that the registration process will be postponed until next week. The only reason is that the Crowe audit report has not been completed, and the two sides are still discussing certain retention clauses, and the club is confident that the report will be submitted to La Liga for approval early next week. The club is not nervous at all, but is full of confidence, believing that Frick can have all the players in his debut in the league. Barcelona is sure that Crowe Spain will approve the VIP seat operation plan and La Liga will also release it. This deal involving 30-year operation rights for Camp Nou's 475 VIP seats is crucial and will allow Barcelona to reapply the 1:1 salary rule.

The deal was concluded last December and was used to register Olmo and Victor. Fortia Advisor Limited paid €30 million and New Era Visionary Group paid 70 million (28 million in the first issue). The remaining 42 million will be paid in two phases with the guarantee of Crowe's Spanish firm, and the auditor will also need to confirm that these seats have been built.

After the audit report is approved and the 1:1 rule is restored, the club will initiate player registration. Thanks to the four-year sponsorship contract revenue with the Democratic Congo government and the 21 million euros salary space saved by Fati, Victor and Pablo Torre's departure, all player registrations should be accessible.

Langelle's departure also released his salary, and the next transfers of Peña and Romeu, as well as Ford's most likely loan will bring more operational space.

Barca believes that the existing operations have left enough room for players to be registered, including Joan Garcia, who will register regardless of Ter Stegen's situation. At present, the German goalkeeper's contract renewal negotiations are still in a deadlock.