Barcelona's first-choice goalkeeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, is recovering from a ruptured patella tendon that has kept him out of action since September. After undergoing surgery, his return seemed unlikely, prompting Barcelona to bring Wojciech Szczesny out of retirement. However, Ter Stegen remains optimistic about returning before the season ends. Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has confirmed Ter Stegen has begun light training, marking positive progress. Despite his potential return, the club is considering future goalkeeping options, notably Espanyol's promising goalkeeper Joan Garcia, who has attracted attention from other clubs.
Marc-Andre ter Stegen expressed optimism about returning to fitness before the season ends, despite suffering a significant knee injury that sidelined him since September.
Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, who sustained a serious knee injury in September, is hopeful about a return before the season concludes, stating, "We'll see, I'm working on it."
Barcelona's manager Hansi Flick noted that Ter Stegen has made significant recovery strides, having begun training on grass with the goalkeeping coach, indicating he's on the right track.
While Barcelona waits for Ter Stegen’s return, they are also eyeing Espanyol's Joan Garcia as a potential long-term option, with interest from major clubs like Arsenal and Manchester United.
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