No money Pepsi: Barcelona needs to sell at least seven players to register for Williams

, including club president Laporta, everyone believes that Barcelona has made positive progress in signing Nico Williams. However, as in previous years, the biggest question now remains how the Catalan giants register for the Basque winger.

This Wednesday, Laporta claimed that Barcelona could "sign as usual", but was soon slapped in the face by La Liga chairman Tebas, who believed that the Red and Blue Army must be sold to make enough room to register Williams.

According to World Sports, Barcelona sports director Deco is actively pushing at least seven players to leave the team, including Fati, Paul Victor, Penia, Christensen, Romeu and Ter Stegen, so that the club can register for Garcia and Williams at the same time. However, Araujo has not been considered for the time being.

This summer, Barcelona has earned €28.4 million in revenue from the sale of Alex Valais, and under the additional terms, they can also earn from the second transfer fees of Electrolux Senba, Ludovit Rice, Alex Corrado, Nico Gonzalez and Jean-Claire Todibo. If Ferran Jugra is able to leave Bruges for 5 million euros, the Catalan giants will get 10% from it.

However, if registration for Williams is still not possible, according to Diario AS, Barcelona will be forced to sell players they don't want to give up, mainly referring to Fermin and Araujo, and the club can earn a large transfer fee from the two's transfers.

Of course, ideals are full and reality is skinny. Barcelona can be said to be "loyal and brave". As the two most valuable players on the roster, Ter Stegen and Christensen both declared that they would continue to stay in the club, and it would be quite difficult to convince them. Fermin and Araujo also publicly announced that they would not leave, which put Deco in a dilemma.