Barcelona is working to reorganize its squad ahead of the new season, not only in terms of transfers but also to restore balance within the dressing room after years of internal tensions. One issue that has resurfaced strongly concerns the future of German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen, currently on loan at Girona.
A Clear Stance Within the Team
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According to informed sources, goalkeeper Joan García has expressed a clear position regarding the possibility of ter Stegen’s return. He believes that the atmosphere within the team has improved significantly since the German goalkeeper’s departure, and that his return could reignite the tensions that previously affected internal stability.
Reports indicate that the issue was not solely technical but also extended to the dressing room and the nature of relationships between players, which impacted the team’s atmosphere in the past.
A Clear Improvement After the Loan
Since ter Stegen’s loan move to Girona, the internal atmosphere has noticeably improved, competition has intensified in a healthy way, and Juan García feels more confident and has a clearer role within the team. This stability is considered by some close to the club to be a key element in the rebuilding plan.
The Management Is Considering All Scenarios
Barcelona’s management is aware of the sensitivity of the situation, especially given the club’s focus on building a project based on stability, discipline, and a strong team identity within the dressing room. Therefore, the German goalkeeper’s future is currently being carefully assessed, with all available options being explored during the summer transfer window.
A final decision has not yet been made, but maintaining internal balance has undoubtedly become a top priority for the club. Ter Stegen’s return is no longer guaranteed; it is subject to precise sporting and administrative considerations.
The coming weeks could bring decisive developments in one of the most sensitive issues at Barcelona, at a time when the club is striving to return strongly in domestic and European competitions.
