Each body: After the approval of Ter Stegen s injury report, Barcelona will give priority to registering Joan-Garcia

According to Daily Sports, after Barcelona goalkeeper Ter Stegen's operation, the club is waiting for La Liga to confirm his injury time. Previously, the German goalkeeper had signed a power of attorney allowing the club's medical service department to submit necessary medical reports to La Liga. It is expected that the specific duration of his absence will be announced within the next 48 hours.

Terstegen has had a very tense relationship with the club in recent months. However, in his speech at the Gamble Cup, the goalkeeper seemed interested in putting an end to the chapter, saying: "It is very important to solve the problem between me and the club, and it is time to look forward."

With the report submitted to the league, the next step is to determine how long Ter Stegen needs to stay away from the field. Based on the finalized recovery period length, Barcelona may have the opportunity to use some of its cap space to register new players. If his absence is about four months, the team can use 40% of his salary; if this period exceeds, the available proportion will rise to 80%.

Barcelona chairman Laporta expressed optimism after the Gambel Cup, hoping that all players can register in time to participate in the first match of the new season. Laporta revealed: "We are working on this, and after Ter Stegen makes the decision, we now have the opportunity to register for Joan Garcia, and we are also dealing with other people's affairs. There should be news this week, hopefully it's good news, so that they can ensure they complete the registration before the league starts."

As Laporta said, the priority on the Barcelona registration list is Joan Garcia. Currently, Peña is Barcelona's only healthy and registered first-team goalkeeper, so despite Cuomo's strong interest in him, Barcelona does not intend to let him go for the time being. Szczesny renewed his contract with the team in July this year, and he is also waiting to register. The same is true for Gerald Martin. He no longer belongs to the U23 player category and needs to occupy first-team places to participate.

As for Rashford and Badge, the situation is more complicated. Rashford is almost impossible to catch up with the first round due to financial fairness policy restrictions, and Badge may be able to participate by registering the B team and following the first team training.