Crunch time for Barcelona as the debt-ridden club race to register new signings ahead of the season - reports

Barcelona are facing immense pressure to register all their players in time ahead of the start of the new domestic league season next weekend. The club’s economic crisis has blocked them from registering their newer signings. Players who are expected to take up a large portion of the club’s wage budget.

Ad/> Barcelona have utilised their third economic lever and recently, they have been approved the fourth one, as La Liga reportedly informed the club that they needed to if they wanted all their players available for the start of their season. FootballTen Hag at Man Utd, the 'real' Messi and are Barca back? — The European Storylines we're watchingYESTERDAY AT 11:02 New arrivals at the Camp Nou include Robert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich, Raphinha from Leeds United, and Jules Kounde from Sevilla, which have cost the club upwards of €150 million this summer. Andreas Christensen and Franck Kessie have arrived on free transfers from Chelsea and AC Milan respectively, but will still expect to be on significant wages.

Both Ousmane Dembele and Sergi Roberto signed new contracts with the club this summer as well. 45000 Barcelona fans show up for Lewandowski who replaces Depay as No. 9 ‘Treated really badly’ – Expert view on De Jong and Barcelona 'We will make this dream a reality' — Laporta determined to bring Messi back to Barcelona Of these seven players, none have been registered with La Liga yet, and cannot make an appearance for a club until they do so.