Barcelona believe they have resolved their registration situation, waiting for green light from LaLiga and RFEF: Reports

Barcelona believe that they have done enough to complete the registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Victor, according to journalist Victor Glum. The Catalans are sweating on the future of the Spanish duo, whose registration with LaLiga expired at the end of last year.

The LaLiga giants have struggled to raise funds to complete their registration until the end of the season. Olmo arrived at Camp Nou last summer from RB Leipzig in a move that reportedly cost Barcelona €60 million. Meanwhile, they permanently signed Pau Victor from Girona at the end of a successful loan spell with Barca Athletic. However, both players could only be registered until December 31, 2024, owing to the Catalans' poor financial situation.

The LaLiga giants had hoped to address the issue before the end of the year, but their plans failed to materialize. Both players were subsequently removed from the squad by the league and their future has been thrown up in the air.

Barcelona have toiled to address the issue of late and now believe that they have managed to resolve the matter. Recent reports have suggested that they have sold the rights to the VIP seats at the new Spotify Camp Nou to help their cause.

The process has been completed and the Catalans have submitted the necessary documents for approval to LaLiga. The move, if approved, could allow the Spanish giants to return to LaLiga's 1:1 rule.

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Will Barcelona offload Eric Garcia in January?

Dani Olmo's situation is yet to be resolved

Eric Garcia could be on his way out of Barcelona, according to acclaimed journalist Fabrizio Romano. The Spanish defender enjoyed an excellent loan spell with Girona last season, registering 33 goals across competitions and chipping in with five goals.

Garcia was expected to play a key role at Camp Nou this season but has failed to break into Hansi Flick's plans. The 23-year-old has registered 13 appearances across competitions this season, only five of which have been starts.

The situation has added to speculation regarding his future and it now appears that he could be heading back to Girona on a permanent deal. Barcelona have reportedly agreed a deal to offload the player for €10 million, which could be a big boost to their finances.

Garcia reportedly enjoys a close bond with Girona manager Michel, which could be a big factor in the move. The Spanish defender's contract at Camp Nou runs until 2026.