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The Catalan club have signed Andreas Christensen, Franck Kessie, Raphinha, Robert Lewandowski and Jules Kounde in this window while renewing the contracts of ...

According to reports in Europe, the club is not able to register these new signings with La Liga until it balances its books. La Liga have rejected Barcelona’s attempts to register their five new signings ahead of the new season. La liga refuses to register Barcelona new signings

SportsBrief.com News ☆ Barcelona will still need to raise more money if they want to register the club's new summer signings after La Liga blocked them ...

Barcelona has decided to hand over Memphis Depay’s jersey number to Lewandowski as the Dutch forward has been asked to leave the club. Earlier, Sports Brief reported Robert Lewandowski will get his preferred number 9 jersey when he is presented as a Barcelona player to the club’s supporters at Camp Nou. Robert Lewandowski to get famous jersey number 9 at Barcelona this season as Memphis Depay Is sidelined

Barcelona kick off their new league campaign against Rayo Vallecano on August 13 but have still not registered any of their summer signings ahead of the ...

If not, we are prepared to apply the fourth lever and we will do so." The documentation is all submitted and we are waiting for the response from La Liga," he said. The clock is ticking if Barcelona are to have their new signings available for the visit of Rayo Vallecano, although president Joan Laporta is confident they will find a way to have their new players available. "There may be some disparity, but we understand that there will be no problems because we have complied with everything and the players will be able to register. The club have also since confirmed the sale of 25 per cent of Barca Studios for €100m (£84m/$102m) to socios.com but will need to activate a fourth lever to register all of their new signings. Barca have funded the transfers by selling off a percentage of the club's television rights and a 25 per cent stake in Barca Studios but will only be able to register their new signings if they can comply with La Liga's financial fair play criteria.

Barcelona giants have set a deadline to try and get a deal done for Frenkie de Jong in time to register new signings, with Chelsea and Manchester United ...

Spanish Journalist Gerard Romero has claimed that a De Jong sale next week is the target of the club and is in fact likely at this stage. Can Chelsea really get a deal for the 25-year-old done next week? it is believed that the solution in their minds is to sell Frenkie de Jong, as well as the likes of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Memphis Depay. Those three outgoings should generate enough money to comply with La Liga regulations.

Barcelona are unable to register new signings like Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha, as well as new contracts.

If that isn’t the case, we are prepared to apply a fourth [economic] lever and we will do so.” All of the documentation has already been sent and we are waiting for a response from La Liga. To note, there are numerous reports on what the sale of the 4th lever might involve. Reports tonight that La Liga has rejected Barca’s efforts to register its glut of new players. Laporta told us wage bill was currently at €551m and needed to be reduced, instead it has gone up. More future income now on the block to sign players— tariq panja (@tariqpanja) August 5, 2022

According to The Athletic, doubts remained within La Liga over Barcelona's capacity to register the players and now it is understood they have been formally ...

If that isn't the case, we are prepared to apply the fourth lever and we will do so," Laporta said. "There could be some disparity, but as we understand that there will be no problems because we have met everything (all of the requirements) and they will be able to register the footballers. This follows the club selling a total of 25 per cent of their La Liga TV rights over the next 25 years to US firm Sixth Street.

BARCELONA have been BANNED by registering any of their new signings until they cut their spending.The debt-ridden Spaniards have splashed the cash on.

"We have complied with what it requires. It is a decision that La Liga must make. But the club have been banned from registering any of their new arrivals until they reduce their financial outgoings, according to the Mirror.