Marca: Barcelona can register Garcia through injury special case, but Rashford needs to wait

Because Ter Stegen's long-term injury has been certified in La Liga, Barcelona has obtained special injuries and can use this space to register new player Joan Garcia. But there is still a while to register for Rashford.

Marca wrote an article to analyze Barcelona's current registration dilemma. Since the financial situation does not meet the La Liga rules, Barcelona still cannot implement the "1-to-1 rule" of "income = expenditure".

La Liga's "1-to-1 rule" refers to the rules that every 1 euro earned by a club in the La Liga, 1 euro can be used for salary cap and signings. Barcelona must implement the "1-to-4 rule", that is, for every 1 euro of income you get, you can only take out 0.25 euros for salary cap and signings.

Barcelona has three ways to solve the current dilemma. The preferred option is of course to restore the "1-to-1 rule", which depends on the famous Camp Nou box sale case. Barcelona is waiting for a report from a new auditor and then handed over to La Liga for verification. But Marca said the matter was progressing slowly and Barcelona originally hoped to end in May, but it is now mid-August.

options are guaranteed. Barcelona's board of directors passed a resolution last Wednesday that all board members will provide a guarantee of 7 million euros for player registration. This guarantee is ready, but will only be implemented if the La Liga has not yet verified box revenue at the end of the transfer market.

The final plan is to sell players. Romeu, Penia and Ford are expected to leave the team before closing the window, which will further free up cap space.