TA: Even though there may be no ball to play, the Lions are still willing to stay in Barcelona to compete for one goal and prepare for the World Cup

The Athletic wrote an article covering the situation in Barcelona's transfer window. This week, Barcelona players have returned to the team for training. They will train in Barcelona for 10 days before flying to Japan and start their pre-season tour with South Korea.

coach Flick has prioritized the most pressing task: having a face-to-face conversation with Ter Stegen. After signing Joan Garcia, Frick informed Ter Stegen last Friday local time that the new season plans to make Joan Garcia the first goalkeeper.

Barcelona related sources said that the club will not take the initiative to find the next home for Ter Stegen. The 33-year-old Te Lions need to decide their future trends on their own. People close to the players revealed that despite the possibility of no ball to play throughout the season, it will endanger the prospect of playing in the World Cup next summer. Ter Stegen is willing to accept the challenge and compete for the main position. The summer transfer window is still very long, and the progress of this matter deserves continuous attention.

In addition to all first-team players returning to the team, new aid Badeji has also appeared on the training ground. At the age of 19, he will complete pre-season preparations under Flick's guidance.

Among the players participating in the pre-season training camp, Ter Stegen and Victor are two players Barcelona are willing to sell. Ter Stegen's team expressed his willingness to stay in the team to compete for the main position, while Victor was open to transfers in order to seek stable playing time.

Barcelona has confirmed that Ter Stegen missed his first joint training, but did not say whether he was absent due to injury.

Last Sunday was not only the day for Barcelona to resume training, but also Yamal's 18th birthday. It is expected that the team may officially announce that he will take over the No. 10 jersey on Wednesday.

Torre confirmed to transfer to Mallorca for 5 million euros. Barcelona sources revealed that the contract includes repurchase terms and future transfer share.

Will UEFA fines affect Barcelona's transfer operations? The answer is clear: it will inevitably cause obstacles.

Barcelona was fined 15 million euros by UEFA for failing to meet the requirements of the Fiscal Fairness Act last season. Club insiders explained that the fine was long expected because there were differences in the evaluation criteria of UEFA and La Liga: UEFA does not agree to the sale of future assets, such as television rights for the next few seasons, and La Liga allows this move.

The fine of 15 million euros will be recorded as a loss. Paying the fine itself is not a problem. Barcelona claims to have sufficient funds, but will add additional obstacles to the registration of new players. The club must raise more funds to meet La Liga financial requirements. The specific values of the salary caps of each team in La Liga need to be officially announced after the transfer window is closed. In terms of signings, Barcelona's primary goal is still the left winger position.

The two highest priority names on Barcelona's list are Louis Diaz and Rashford.

As time goes by, the club has gradually realized that although Dias is still the first choice for sports director Deco, the deal is extremely difficult. Barcelona are worried that Liverpool's demands will exceed their financial affordability.

This keeps Rashford's options open. Barcelona knows that the players are eager to join, and Manchester United is also very willing to sell them. Although coach Flick hopes that all new players will join the pre-season training as soon as possible, the longer the tug-of-war will continue, the more beneficial it will be to Barcelona's financial operations. Club sources said that by then they will have a more accurate grasp of the actual funding space for new players to register.

According to internal news, Barcelona still has several alternative targets. Among the club's current preferences, these players lag behind Dias and Rashford.

Barcelona has inquired about Nkunku's operability this summer, and if neither of the two major goals can be reached, it will be regarded as an alternative. But despite the players' desire for transfers, Chelsea only accepts permanent buyouts in the transfer window at this stage.

Dias remains Deco's number one target. The player is competent in the middle and can cruis in the midfield, and is good at breaking through the side. His multifaceted nature and his increasingly sophisticated shooting sense mean that he can seamlessly connect with Barcelona's forward trident system and form a transposition cooperation with Rafinia, which is extremely threatening on the left.

Rashford can also take into account both roles. After loaning Villa, he has made it clear recently that he is becoming more and more accustomed to the No. 9 position. Although he has fewer retracements and midfield connections, he can provide Barcelona with the personal flash points needed to break the iron barrel array with his direct dribbling breakthrough ability and long-range heavy artillery attack.

Enkunku is more inclined to the penalty area killer type. He can start the attack from the left, but the most threatening moment is still breaking into the penalty area and attacking the air.