Each Sport: Barcelona is expected to meet the 1:1 rule in August, but they still have to sell players

July 11th, Daily Sports reported that Barcelona is optimistic about the improvement of the club's financial situation and believes that it will re-comply with the 1:1 rule in early August, which will allow the club to freely complete the yet-finished transfer operation.

Barcelona management expects the audit to be completed by the end of July, and then submits the report to La Liga for review, awaiting league approval.

To re-comply with the so-called 1:1 rule, the club hopes that auditor Crowe can confirm that the 475 VIP seats at the new Camp Nou are completed and can be put into commercial operations.

In addition, the auditing company must confirm that the remaining 42 million euros in the agreement with NewEra have been implemented. The payment will be completed by the company in September and December in accordance with the agreed two-phase payment plan.

Once the technical department of La Liga approved the audit report submitted by Barcelona, ​​the club will re-apply the 1:1 rule. At the same time, Barcelona still needs to solve the last problem before registering new players, that is, to free up salary space.

This means that in addition to the transfer that one of the players who may leave the team (Christensen or Araujo) needs to be required, Ter Stegen's departure will also become necessary.