TA: Barcelona expects VIP seat sales funds to be approved and all registrations can be completed.

Hupu, August 19th, TheAthleticUK, Spain and Barcelona team of reporters wrote this week's weekly report.

What should we pay attention to this week?

Basically, Barcelona's summer window is bound to the registration issue.

Barcelona executives hope that plans to return to Camp Nou for the first home game of the season will make progress, as Laliga has agreed to postpone the game to the fourth round in mid-September.

Barcelona's first priority is to get Rashford and goalkeeper Joan Garcia to register before their first game.

And Ter Stegen was injured and the upcoming Voyceh Szczesny had not yet registered, so until last weekend, Penia was Flick's only real goalkeeper - and the 26-year-old had long been listed as a target for departure.

Meanwhile, because Robert Lewandows is absent from a genetic injury and will turn 37 this Thursday, Frick regards Rashford as his striker's first choice.

Garcia and Rashford finally completed their registration before Saturday night's match against Mallorca began. The club has taken a bold but not unusual measure, with senior private privates offering a bank guarantee worth 7 million euros to meet Laliga's salary requirements.

Juls Conde's contract renewal until 2030 is also the key to registration. This allows them to amortize their costs over a longer period of time. Ter Stegen is expected to be out of the game for a long time, and it is also a factor: Barcelona has been allowed to transfer some of his cap space to new registered players.

At present, Barcelona still needs to register defender Gerald Martin (his previous youth training player registration has expired), another new signing player Rooney Valdegi and Szczesni.

For 19-year-old Bardej, they would ideally like to register him with the first team, but if the situation gets complicated, they also consider registering him as a youth training player first. If that's the case, he's still qualified to play for the first team, just like Martin.

Barca sources have been saying all summer that they hope all signing players can register. They must complete all registrations before the transfer deadline on September 1, otherwise the relevant players will have to be unable to register until the transfer window opens again in January next year.

clubs have also always emphasized that to comply with Laliga's wage restrictions, the key is that they will sell the future income of the administrative box of the Camp Nou Stadium for 100 million euros in December 2024.

The fund has not yet been approved by the auditing agency, and La Liga said it must be approved before it can be used to calculate Barcelona's salary cap. Last week, a club source told TheAthletic they expect the funding to be approved “this week or next week.”