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Livaković Faces Another Major Problem as Barcelona Registration Drama Continues
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Livaković Faces Another Major Problem as Barcelona Registration Drama Continues

From Večernji List · () Croatian

Translated from Croatian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Named sources Ongoing story
  • Dominik Livaković has signed for Barcelona but remains unregistered with the club’s first team.
  • Spanish outlet AS reported that his registration was delayed again, likely ruling him out of the squad for the match against Rayo.
  • If Barcelona cannot create enough financial room before the transfer window closes, Livaković could spend the season on another loan.

Dominik Livaković has signed for Barcelona, but the Croatia goalkeeper still does not know where he will continue his career. His registration remains unresolved, and the Catalan club has only two days to find a solution within La Liga’s financial rules.

Spanish outlet AS reported that Livaković’s registration had been delayed again. He had been expected to be included in the squad against Rayo, but will instead have to wait for the next squad announcement, likely for the match against Valencia.

The outcome could also affect his future with Croatia’s national team. If Barcelona creates enough room to register him, Livaković will remain at the club and compete for the reserve goalkeeper role behind Garcia. If the club fails to find a solution before the transfer window closes, the Croatian goalkeeper is expected to spend the season on another loan.

The inclusion of Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković in the squad against Rayo was expected, but his registration was delayed, so he will have to wait until the next squad announcement, probably for Sunday’s match against Valencia.

— ASThe Spanish outlet reported the latest delay in Livaković’s registration.
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