Hansi Flick starting to get angry over delayed Barcelona registrations – report | OneFootball

According to reports from SPORT, Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is starting to lose patience with the ongoing registration issues at the club.

The outlet mentions that the manager recently held a meeting with the sporting director, Deco, to gain clarity on the situation and asked for the process to be accelerated.

Flick’s main concern is having the entire squad available by Saturday, but it has become clear that the delays will continue until the final days of the transfer market.

One of Flick’s frustrations comes from the lack of options in defence. With Inigo Martinez gone, Flick has limited left-footed profiles to work with.

Gerard Martin is one of the players he would like to rely on, but without his registration being sorted, Flick cannot count on him.

The coach believes these complications are unnecessary and are beginning to cause tension inside the dressing room. While the atmosphere is calm, Flick still feels the matter is dragging on too long.

Goalkeeper situation adding to the pressure

Inaki Pena is still with Barcelona. (Photo by Fran Santiago/Getty Images)

Another issue worrying Flick is the goalkeeping situation. In the opening game against Mallorca, he had to call up Inaki Pena, who has not played a single minute in pre-season.

Flick sees Wojciech Szczesny as an important figure for the squad, but his registration depends on Inaki Pena leaving the club.

Lastly, Flick is also keeping a close eye on Marc Bernal’s situation. The young midfielder has already shown great potential, and despite suffering a serious knee injury last season, the coach trusts him to be an important pivot for the future.

However, registration problems are once again standing in the way, something Flick considers unfair for a player who has already proved his worth.

For Flick, these unresolved issues are holding Barcelona back at a time when stability is essential.

With La Liga already underway, the manager wants his squad available as soon as possible, but the delays could stretch until the transfer market closes.