Each sport: Barcelona will soon complete the VIP seat sales report, and players can be registered without relying on the Lions

According to Daily Sports, Barcelona is expected to complete the VIP seat sales report this week. At that time, the team can register players without relying on the special injury cases of Ter Stegen. During the Asian tour, Barcelona chairman Laporta said that the club is working hard to complete the registration of all new players without relying on the long-term injuries of certain players. It is reported that the club hopes to prove the transaction of selling VIP seats through auditing the company's reports, which is almost a necessary condition for returning to the 1:1 rule. With revenues increasing and spending decreasing, Barcelona is confident that everything will go smoothly.

Audit companies hope that VIP seat sales can become a tangible asset of Barcelona as soon as possible. To this end, Barcelona must first provide a certificate of completion for the VIP area and ensure that it is open during the game this season. Barcelona's first home game in the new season will be against Valencia on September 14.

Despite the tight time, the Barcelona government appears to be considering granting initial use permits for some stadium areas, and the capacity of Camp Nou is expected to increase gradually, especially after October. With these certainties, auditors should be able to verify 100 million euros of revenue (Barcelona has received a portion of it), and La Liga should also approve Barcelona's financial report.

At the same time, Barcelona is also working to sell or rent multiple players to save wages and earn additional income through cooperation with sponsors such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo. All of these documents will be submitted to La Liga this week so they can review and approve the team's latest salary.

Barcelona believes they have enough time to register for Joan Garcia at least without relying on Ter Stegen's injury. Although the club has not completely closed the avenue, they believe there is a right to use it, as the German goalkeeper may be out for more than four months. In any case, Barcelona hopes that Joan Garcia will start in its first game against Mallorca. If there is not enough time, Barcelona will only have Peña and youth goalkeeper Cohen to register, which is a situation that Barcelona does not want to see.