Once more following an intriguing month of July, Barcelona's financial issues seem to have reemerged as the club are confronting a test of skill and endurance to enlist every one of the new signings in front of the initial game against Rayo Vallecano.
Christensen and Kessie both joined Barca on free exchanges recently from Chelsea and AC Milan individually. With three days to go until the new mission begins, in any case, neither has been enrolled with the Spanish association.
As things stand, the Catalans have a swelled compensation charge that is keeping them from enrolling the new players. It has constrained the club to look to offload the periphery players as well as to offer existing stars reestablished agreements with pay cuts.
A new report from ESPN has ringed in on this time of vulnerability for Barcelona, recommending the club are likewise risking losing several their new signings in the event that they neglect to enlist them on time.
The two players being referred to are Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen, who both have a unique condition in their agreements that will empower them to leave for nothing.
The statement will be relevant assuming Barça neglect to enroll them before the initial game against Rayo Vallecano. The choice to leave the club will exclusively be on the players, meaning the two can sit around idly for the rest of the month, would it be advisable for them they consider it suitable.
In the Barcelona camp, president Joan Laporta has had the option to keep everybody quiet. He is certain the two players will be enlisted on time, and regardless of whether they neglect to do, the club have for the rest of the month to enroll the new players.
Individual summer appearances Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Jules Kounde are likewise yet to be engraved with LaLiga, while the agreement reestablishments endorsed by Sergi Roberto and Ousmane Dembele have not been enlisted all things considered.
ESPN comprehends Christensen and Kessie's circumstances are somewhat unique, however, given they joined Barca for nothing. In this way, in the event that they so decide, they would be qualified for leave for nothing before the exchange window closes.
Sources say at this stage there is no sign it will work out like that and president Joan Laporta keeps on sending idealism that every one of the seven players will be enrolled in time, however Barca are barely making it before the beginning of the time.
In the worst situation imaginable, sources told ESPN Barcelona would try to talk with the players' representatives to keep away from such an outrageous result since they have for the rest of the month to enroll signings.
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