Barça's registrations will not be traumatic this time

The club assures that it will not be necessary to close sales for all players to be registered.

Barcelona is brimming with optimism regarding the signings. Yesterday, Saturday, Joan Laporta sounded optimistic about the signings, and today the club stated that it not only hopes to have all the pending players registered within a maximum of one week, but that it will do so without requiring any further transfers. In the offices, they are certain that they are not forced to make a forced sale and that the uncertainty and delay experienced by Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor last season will not be repeated. 

"Registrations are progressing well," Laporta said yesterday, Saturday, in Asia . In fact, the progress is so positive that club officials are confident that all players pending registration in LaLiga—Joan García, Szczesny, Marcus Rashford, and Gerard Martín ( Roony 's future is unclear, and he could be playing with the reserve team)—will be registered in the next five or six days. Optimism is at its peak.

Departures

The club assures that they will have no problems generating the necessary fair play so that all professionals can make their debut in Mallorca without having to finalize any transfers (no player, moreover, wishes to leave the Barça ranks) and without even resorting to Ter Stegen's long-term medical leave . Pablo Torre, Pau Víctor, and Ansu Fati have left the club . Lenglet has also been released . These departures and other financial transactions, they believe, will be sufficient. 

Joan Laporta's board believes that with the validation of VIP seats and other commercial and sponsorship initiatives already underway, they will be able to register all of Hansi Flick's professionals. Next week will be the final day for some agreements, and it won't even be necessary to wait until a few days before the start of the competition, which the Catalans will kick off on the 16th in Mallorca. 

In short, Barça is confident that the painful and absurd experience of last season, when Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor missed several matches due to the club's difficulties in complying with the regulations, will not be repeated. The players will be able to play in all matches.