For Barcelona, although they had a strong start to the season, they have been in an inconsistent state since the middle of the season. This has caused their previous advantage in the La Liga standings to disappear, and their role has changed from "leaders" to "chasers." Currently, Laporta faces a heavy task in this transfer window, not only needing to continue solving registration issues for players like Olmo but also attempting to strengthen the squad by addressing its weaknesses to help the team quickly return to form. In the eyes of outsiders, Barcelona's difficulties in player registration are directly related to the presence of too many "junk contracts" within the team. Many players no longer possess the level required to play for Barcelona, or there is a severe mismatch between their abilities and salary levels. However, Barcelona has failed to shed these "burdens," leading to the team's operations being in a difficult situation. Currently, it seems that Laporta has decided to take real action during this transfer period, truly expelling players who are not part of the team's plans. Firstly, there is Eric Garcia. Objectively speaking, Eric Garcia is not completely useless; at least during his loan spell last season, he performed well. However, after returning to Barcelona, Eric Garcia fell into a slump again, with a significant decline in various statistics, including a drop in average tackles from 1.9 to 1.1 times, and a more than 50% decrease in interceptions and clearances. With Christensen already recovered from injury, Eric Garcia has been listed for sale. According to Spanish media,…