Ter Stegen Accepts Girona Loan in Principle as Wage Split Stalls Barcelona Talks

The goalkeeper is pursuing regular minutes before the World Cup under a loan that would require Girona to cover roughly a quarter of his salary.

Overview

Reports indicate Ter Stegen has agreed to join Girona on loan, with completion dependent on financial alignment between the clubs.
Barcelona wants Girona to assume about 20–25% of his wages, a figure Girona currently cannot meet despite recent payroll changes.
Under Hansi Flick, Joan García has been installed as Barcelona’s first-choice goalkeeper, limiting Ter Stegen’s prospects for significant playing time.
After briefly leaving the Supercopa camp for knee tests, Ter Stegen was medically cleared, returned to the squad, and Deco said the issue was not serious.
MARCA reports Girona are the only club to have formally contacted Barcelona, and Ter Stegen is not pushing for an exit or a pay cut.