Barcelona is locked up in a race to register players at La Liga this month after completing the paperwork on Joan Garcia and Marcus Rashford.
Hansi Flick still cannot count on Wojciech Szczesny, Gerard Martin and Roony Bardghji in League Action, and the clock ticks.
All three players missed Barcelona's two opening matches of the campaign, wins at Mallorca and Levante, while Barcelona works to release salary funds to complete their registrations.
Martin's contract update is the first priority for Barcelona, ​​followed by Szczesny, who needs Flick as an experienced back -up to Garcia.
The last box to tap is Bardghji, who came to FC Copenhagen earlier in the summer, but they keep their options about the usability to keep him for the 2025/26 season.
Flick stated during the pre-season tour of Barcelona that he wanted the 19-year-old to stay with the first team after being monitored in Asia.
But the situation remains fluent and Barcelona cannot guarantee the registration of Bardghji due to the limitations of the financial fair play, and the situation cannot be resolved by registering it as a B team player.
There are also limitations around whether Bardghji can be borrowed on another Spanish side if it is not registered with La Liga – but a move from Spain can be proposed.
Although the current balance for him continues, reports from Mundo Deportivo claim that the player himself has told that he is not going to leave and would rather remain necessary with the reserve team.
The Swedish U21 International remains convinced that he will be rushed before the deadline and that is the focus of all involved in this stage.
The last match of Barcelona of their current series of competitions, prior to the international break in September, is a trip to Rayo Vallecano on August 31.