In the course of the summer, Barcelona has had difficulty in registering new additions so far, but that will change. As it looks now, Hansi Flick will not be able to count on Joan Garcia, Wojciech Szczesny, Marcus Rashford and several others for Saturday's trip to Mallorca, although at least one of them can now travel to Son Moix.
Despite selling a number of players during the current transfer window, Barcelona has not yet been able to register new signing sessions Garcia and Rashford, and the same applies to Szczesny and Gerard Martin, both of which have signed new contracts in the past six months. In the case of the former goalkeeper of Espanyol, however, he will soon be in the books of La Liga.
Last week, Barcelona had to use 80% of Marc-Andre ter Stegen's salary to register Garcia, with the German goalkeeper you to sign the necessary documentation that the club had planned to submit to La Liga.
And despite the growing concern within Can Barca during the waiting time before the decision of La Liga, it was decided that Barcelona's request was approved – as reported by MD. And in the next 24 hours the Catalan club will confirm that the salary space has been made available to register Garcia, who will be the starting goalkeeper of Flick against Mallorca.
Barcelona can breathe a sigh of relief now that they can register Garcia, but there is still a lot of work to do. At this stage it is very unlikely that Rashford and Szczesny are eligible to make Mallorca on Saturday and the time is to create the necessary salary space to register both players. For now it is still to be seen whether they can cross the line for the next 72 hours.