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Barcelona Marginalizes Ter Stegen in Goalkeeping Overhaul

Restricted to gym sessions, he faces mounting pressure to leave with the club seeking to register its new summer goalkeepers.

Ter Stegen avanza por un pasillo del centro médico este domingo.
Ter Stegen, saludando a un conocido en la grada durante el partido de ida de los cuartos de final de la Champions League entre el FC Barcelona y el Borussia Dortmund en el estadio Lluis Companys.
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Overview

  • Marc-André Ter Stegen has trained alone in the gym during the first three 2025–26 preseason sessions without any formal injury announcement.
  • Hansi Flick and sporting management have named summer arrival Joan Garcia as first-choice and extended Wojciech Szczesny’s contract to establish a new goalkeeping hierarchy.
  • Barcelona must offload high-wage players such as Ter Stegen and Iñaki Peña to meet LaLiga’s 1:1 financial fair play requirements and open slots to register new signings.
  • Ter Stegen remains under contract until June 2028, but the club considers his departure essential to complete its summer recruitment.
  • Interest from Galatasaray suggests a potential destination if Ter Stegen seeks regular minutes ahead of the 2026 World Cup.