Each team: Barcelona senior executives will go to Bahrain to hold an open training before discussing the Asian tour

Daily Sports reported that Barcelona's management was busy with transfers and financial issues, while considering public training in Bahrain.

Barcelona's office has been extremely busy recently. On the one hand, the sports management department is making every effort to sign Nico Williams, the player seems to be getting closer to joining; on the other hand, senior executives are looking for new sources of income to help the club get rid of the long-term fiscal deficit left by the former board of directors.

Barcelona is currently holding a high-level meeting, with most executives attending the meeting to discuss matters such as the summer Asian Tour. Currently, Barcelona has determined which cities and stadiums they will play friendly matches. However, an attractive option has emerged in recent days and has been heatedly discussed in the offices of Camp Nou.

This option is to hold a public training in Bahrain before heading to Japan. The proposal will be decided by the board and Deco in the next few hours, and it will also need to be recognized by head coach Hans Flick, who is very concerned about the players' rest and recovery. The club has been preparing for its trip to Japan and South Korea for weeks, but Bahrain's open training may make a slight adjustment to the plan, and the club said no final decision has been made yet.

It is worth noting that the possibility of a friendly match in Bahrain is not within the scope of discussion. If Barcelona accepts the proposal, only one public training will be arranged to give all interested fans the opportunity to watch the players' performance up close. Given the desperate need for the club to free up cap space, any proposals will be carefully considered, but they also realize that players are more inclined to reduce the number of long-distance trips.