According to the Spanish media Daily Sports, Rashford has met Barcelona teammates, and Ter Stegen has not yet decided whether to perform.

After a day off, Barcelona completed the first of two planned training sessions this Tuesday morning at John Cruyff Sports City. Although Rashford's joining Barcelona has not yet officially announced and he has not signed a new contract, this training has allowed Rashford to meet his new teammates in the future. Rashford continued his preparations.

Since Barcelona resumed training last week, Ter Stegen has not trained with his teammates. Ter Stegen is still suffering from back problems and is still awaiting a decision on what kind of treatment he should receive. All signs indicate that Ter Stegen will undergo surgery and will be away from the field for about four months. This will prevent Barcelona management from cleaning up his plan this summer, but it will facilitate the registration of Joan Garcia, as it is a long-term injury and Barcelona can use 80% of Ter Stegen's salary to register Joan Garcia.

Several second-team players participated in this training class. Frick had eliminated some of these players last weekend and confirmed that Tolentz and Pedro Fernandez will travel to Japan and South Korea for preseason tours. The two trained with the first team, and the same participants were the Gillette and Tony Fernandez brothers and Swedish winger Badge. The latter is a player signed by Barcelona this summer and is also very likely to board a plane to Kobe on Thursday, and Frick must make the decision today or tomorrow about the Fernandez brothers.