According to "Sport", with 10 days remaining until Barcelona's first La Liga match, the team's registration process is still ongoing. At present, only Raphinha and Yamal among the first-team forwards have completed registration.

However, there is no concern within the club. Barca has entered the 1:1 rule and plans to complete the registrations before the league starts. Currently, Gordon, Adeyemi, and Bissouma are not yet on the playable roster, while Christensen also needs to re-register after returning to Barcelona.

Absolute calm was maintained in the office.

Although there are only 10 days left until the league debut and the registration list looks somewhat surprising, the message from the club is one of absolute calm. Gordon's situation is the clearest example.

As "Sport" previously revealed, Barcelona's sporting management has made it clear to those close to the former English winger that the club is confident of resolving his registration issues in time for the first round.

The club's plan is to progressively complete player registrations as the anticipated financial operations in this final phase of the transfer window are implemented. Barcelona believe they have several ways to create the necessary space to meet La Liga's requirements.

Ferran Torres’ departure is key.

One operation that will help advance this process is Ferran Torres' transfer to PSG. The forward's departure will not only bring income to Barcelona but also free up salary space, allowing the club to continue registering new signings.

In addition, Ronald Araujo has completed a loan move to Liverpool. The English club will cover his full salary, allowing Barcelona to free up significant space within the salary cap. The Uruguayan center-back has already been deregistered from La Liga's roster.

Barcelona hope to use this space to push forward with the remaining registrations and gain greater operational flexibility in the final days before the season begins.

Baldegi’s injury opens up another option.

Roni Baldegi's situation adds another variable. Although the Swedish winger remains on the registration list, he has torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee and is expected to be out for 7 to 8 months.

His situation allows Barcelona to use La Liga’s mechanism for long-term injuries. The rules permit clubs to use a portion of an injured player’s registration cost to free up space to register another player, though they must still comply with the stipulated Shangxian. Barcelona is currently considering this option while continuing to adjust its squad.

Beyond Raphinha and Yamal, Barcelona's current goal is to complete the registrations of the remaining planned players and go into their first La Liga match with a full squad. In the office, work continues; in the locker room, it is business as usual.

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