While expectations suggested a smooth start to the new season at Barcelona, the reality has proven more complicated, leaving both management and coach unsettled. Despite recent reassurances from Laporta and Deco that all administrative issues had been resolved, the truth began to surface as the first rounds of La Liga were played.
Insiders confirm that the player registration crisis persists and is far more complex than initially indicated. This situation could force significant changes within the squad, affecting several new signings who have yet to make their official debuts.
So far, Barcelona has managed to register only two players, leaving several promising youngsters — notably Marc Bernal and Gerard Martin — in limbo. With the club under strict wage cap constraints, difficult decisions appear unavoidable, including potential contract terminations and mandatory loan arrangements, particularly for some of the season’s most anticipated signings.
Reliable sources suggest that Roony Bardghji is the player most at risk of leaving without ever featuring in a competitive match. The young winger impressed Hansi Flick throughout the preseason and in friendly matches, leading the coach to initially insist on keeping him. Yet administrative obstacles have prevented his registration, even with the reserve team.
In a significant development, Valencia has reportedly reached out to Barcelona to explore a possible loan deal for Bardghji if the registration issue isn’t resolved soon. The player remains committed to staying at Barcelona, but his options are becoming limited, making a temporary move increasingly likely.
Will Barcelona lose yet another young talent due to financial and administrative complications, or could a last-minute resolution change the outcome?
