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The Disney Lullaby playlist. Listen now. Music The reality is now you also have to decide what kind of players you want to keep on your roster.

Are you going to invest in veteran talent? Are you going to invest in players that are able to

develop this next generation that Barcelona has to inevitably focus on because they might

not have the finances to keep the more expensive talent, the more rising stars that might gain

interest from other clubs overseas?

Yeah. more rising stars that might gain interest from other clubs overseas. Hello, everybody. I'm Jillian Sackavits. A very warm welcome to full-time focus. It is presented

by Amazon Prime. What a show we have for you today as we try to answer answer what the heck is going on with Barcelona ahead of

League F kicking off and to help us make sense as to why there are just at the moment 17 active players

on Barcelona's roster. We are joined by the athletics Paul Bayous and Melanie Ansiday. They're going to

break down the financial turmoil that got Barcelona

to this point and preview the six-time reigning champions season odds. And then we'll close out our

full-time focus, as always, with our one, two, three of what to watch this weekend. But before we get

into all that, the NWSL secondary transfer window did close on Monday, and Tamara Griffin and Andrei

have you covered? They graded every single NWSL's window earlier this week. So go check out that

article on the full-time feed. But here's the highlights. The most recent news coming out of Angel

City with a pair of transfers away from the team that included midfielder Katie Zellem and defender Alana Kennedy, who have landed themselves at WSL side London City lionesses, which are owned by Washington Spirit owner Michelle Kang. The move does open up a pair of international spots on the Angel City roster.

However, the Liz Beth O'Valle record $1.5 million transfer to the Orlando Pride was the winner of this transfer window.

So while teams will have to wait until next year to bring in international players,

NWSL players can still move abroad

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