As: Barcelona needs to sell people to register Garcia and Nico, and the departure of high-paying players is particularly critical

"As" reported that Barcelona needs to sell people to register new players Joan Garcia and Nico Williams.

With the completion of the signing of Joan Garcia and the close of finalization of Nico Williams' transfer, the club needs to ensure that these players can successfully register in La Liga, which requires great efforts, as Barcelona's financial balance has not yet been achieved.

The first and most critical step is to restore the 1:1 rule. After the sale of 475 VIP seats at the Future Camp Nou Stadium for 100 million euros in December last year, Barcelona briefly met the standards, but the La Liga eventually revoked its determination due to the question raised by the club's auditor.

Barca firmly believes that normal operations will be resumed soon, and VIP agents have been completed before the deadline on June 30, but additional funds are still needed. The original €30 million gap has been significantly reduced through the transfer share of Todibo, Valle, Moriba, Rez and Hutgra. The club plans to make up for the gap through similar operations such as Trincon, Mingeza, etc., and prepare alternative plans. The

1:1 rule is crucial to Barcelona. The club needs about 30 million euros to register for Joan Garcia and Nico Williams. The funds must be obtained through cleaning up redundant staff. The departure of high-paying players such as Fati and Ter Stegen is particularly critical, and Paul Victor, Pablo Torre, Penia, Romeu and Christensen also need to leave the team. Araujo is the most ideal if it can be sold, which can not only release high salary space but also obtain huge direct income.

It is worth noting that Barcelona has renewed the contract with Frick's coaching team and retained core players such as Yamal and Rafinia. The contract renewal of De Jong, Eric Garcia and Szczesni are still advancing.

La Liga economic rules latest adjustments provide Barcelona with breathing space. Clubs with overpaid salary can register for new players for a single season, even if the signing period is longer. However, management hopes not to use this clause, and they believe that comprehensive compliance can be achieved through transfer operations.