sport news Barcelona are told they can't register Gavi's new first-team contract trends now

sport news Barcelona are told they can't register Gavi's new first-team contract trends now
sport news Barcelona are told they can't register Gavi's new first-team contract trends now

sport news Barcelona are told they can't register Gavi's new first-team contract trends now

New financial woe for Barcelona as they're told they CAN'T REGISTER Gavi because he signed a new contract to become a first-team player - above their salary limit - but he CAN still play with the No 30 shirt rather than No 6 Barcelona star Gavi signed a new contract with the club in September 2022 But they have been unable to register the new deal due to LaLiga salary limits The midfielder instead must remain on the previous terms he signed in 2020

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Barcelona have reportedly been told they can't register wonderkid Gavi's new contract to become a first-team player - but he can continue to play with his current terms.

The 18-year-old Spain midfielder has shone for the Catalan giants this season, making 26 appearances in all competitions - while he also impressed for Spain at the World Cup. 

He signed a new bumper four-year-deal in September which included a €1bn release clause and it was the first contract he signed after the initial professional deal he had penned aged 16 in 2020 - when he was still yet to play for Barcelona's first team.

Barcelona have been told they can't register Gavi's new contract to become a first-team player

Barcelona have been told they can't register Gavi's new contract to become a first-team player

There was also a plan for the midfielder to take over the iconic No. 6 shirt- previously worn by Barcelona boss Xavi - replacing Gavi's No. 30 he currently wears.

However, according to Marca, the Catalan giants are not able to register Gavi's new deal due

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