Overview
- Barcelona, Girona and Marc-Andre ter Stegen are working to finalize a loan through season’s end, with reports describing a near-complete three-way agreement.
- The veteran has agreed to a pay reduction, with Girona expected to contribute around €1 million and Barcelona covering the majority of his wages.
- Hansi Flick has established Joan García as first choice and left Ter Stegen unused in the Copa del Rey, accelerating the goalkeeper’s push to leave.
- Germany sporting director Rudi Völler has publicly stressed that consistent club minutes are necessary for Ter Stegen’s World Cup prospects.
- TalkSPORT reports West Ham’s loan approach was rejected as Ter Stegen favored staying in LaLiga, while Flick said the club will respect the player’s decision.