Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 05:55:18 PM

Quote from: Luzin on Today at 02:27:05 PM

I just read correctly that Rasford has undergone a medical, it may even be officially announced next week. But I also heard the news that Barcelona's financial condition might be difficult to immediately register Rashford as a new member ready to appear in La Liga. If you remember Barcelona also had problems registering Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. Both can only be registered after the season starts. Indeed, hopefully everything will go smoothly and Barcelona can immediately register Rashford to play fully with Barcelona.

Sure. Despite agreed to paycut his salary, Rashford still remain one of big earners in the squad. It means Barcelona needs to empty more salary cap to ensure they will able to register him. This is not an easy task consdering how they always struggled to registered their players last season.
I'm sure it won't be easy task to registed him. The only possible thing that they can use the backdoor by using their player injury to register him, but the problem is who? They don't have injured player in Rashford's position.

They need to find a way to do this, because if Marcus Rashford is signed, there's a need for him. If you're signing a player you can't play, there's a problem. Barcelona needs to get rid of players with excessive wages. This suggests they'll be selling some players during this year's transfer window. They could use the freed-up salary cap on Marcus Rashford.