"World Sports" reported that Barcelona is expected to complete the deal with Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia this week.

This week is a week for Joan Garcia. According to Barcelona club's plan, the transfer of Espanyol goalkeeper may be settled in the next few days. A week ago, after Garcia nodded and accepted the Barcelona quotation, the preparations for the relevant payment documents were immediately launched. Sources close to negotiations revealed that transfer fee payment is expected to be completed this week, and Tuesday was the original operation day.

This is the roadmap that Barcelona conveys to its team when players accept offers, with economic and competitive terms. The document specifically states that even if it encounters a 1:1 rule restriction, Barcelona will still ensure its registration priority. The club expects that after the VIP seat revenue audit is confirmed and some players leave the team, the operation will be carried out without obstacles.

In recent weeks, Barcelona has continued to operate to ensure liquidity pays a 25 million euro termination fee (the fee will be shared to the five-year contract period). Fiscal fair accounting must also be included in Garcia's annual salary. However, after the payment is completed, the transaction will not be officially announced immediately. Gassi's official debut as a new Barcelona player will be required to open on July 1st.

Telstegen's remarks that he did not consider leaving the team once made Garcia hesitate, which became the last obstacle before the final signing. Players are worried about losing the main position that Espanyol has worked hard to win, but Barcelona's senior management has made it clear that Garcia is the focus of training.

Although Ter Stegen's contract is 2028, sports director and coach Flick have established Garcia's main position, and Szczesny serves as the substitute, a plan that has reached a consensus with the players.