Although expectations suggested a smooth start to Barcelona’s new season, reality has delivered an unexpected setback that has disrupted both management and the coach’s plans. Despite repeated assurances from Laporta and Deco in recent weeks that all administrative matters had been resolved, the truth began to surface as the first rounds of La Liga unfolded.
Insiders confirm that the player registration crisis remains unresolved and is more complicated than previously indicated. This situation threatens significant squad changes, potentially affecting some of the new signings who have yet to make their official debuts.
So far, the club has managed to register only two players, leaving several promising youngsters — including Marc Bernal and Gerard Martin — in limbo. Under strict wage cap pressures, difficult decisions are unavoidable, ranging from contract terminations to emergency loans, particularly concerning the future of one of the most anticipated signings.
Reliable sources suggest that the player most at risk of leaving without appearing in a single official match is Roony Bardghji, the young winger who impressed Hansi Flick during preseason. Having cost Barcelona €2 million, Bardghji delivered standout performances in training and friendly matches, which initially convinced Flick to retain him. However, administrative hurdles have so far prevented him from even featuring for the reserve team.
In a notable development, Valencia has already contacted Barcelona to negotiate a potential loan for Bardghji if the registration issues remain unresolved in the coming days. The player himself is eager to stay, but his options are increasingly limited, making a temporary move more likely.
Will Barcelona lose another promising talent due to financial and administrative complications, or could a last-minute resolution change the outcome
