Cash-strapped Barcelona ‘are unable to register NINE senior players for next season’ under new boss Hansi Flick… and ‘must find £110m by the end of June’ to sign new recruits this summer

Barcelona are reportedly unable to register a number of first-team gamers for the upcoming La Liga marketing campaign as a result of membership's monetary disaster.

The Catalan giants have been repeatedly punished by La Liga for monetary causes on account of plenty of large switch offers and years of mismanagement on the Nou Camp.

At the beginning of final season, the membership's wage cap was minimize by round 50 per cent, from £558 million to £232 million, and was lowered once more earlier this yr.

Regardless of restrictions limiting its actions within the switch market, the membership completed a decent second final season – though in the end ten factors behind leaders Actual Madrid.

Subsequent season will certainly carry extra uncertainty, as former Germany head coach Hansi Flick prepares for his first switch season.

Barcelona's present monetary disaster has reportedly left them unable to register many first-team gamers for subsequent season

The membership are stated to want to lift over £110m by June 30 to keep away from potential switch bans

The state of affairs is additional difficult as a result of stars comparable to Ansu Fati, who returns his mortgage, are routinely registered.

In keeping with a report AthleticBarcelona should increase £110million by the top of this month or they may very well be prevented from including new gamers to their squad this summer season after exceeding the league's wage cap.

Presently, 9 seniors who began final season haven’t been registered for the upcoming marketing campaign.

These embody former Chelsea star Marcos Alonso, Spain worldwide Inigo Martinez and Brazilian star Vitor Roque.

Issues are made worse for the Blaugrana as a result of a number of high-paid stars, who’re set to return after being despatched out on mortgage, are routinely registered.

Ansu Fati spent the season on mortgage at Brighton however performed simply three Premier League video games for Roberto De Zerbi's facet.

The 21-year-old nonetheless has three years left on his contract on the Nou Camp, the place he reportedly earns £200,000-a-week, which is able to undoubtedly show a significant headache for Flick as he makes an attempt to bolster Barca's funds.