FC Barcelona club captain Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is unlikely to play for the club again this season. Even if he were to miraculously recover and return from the injury, it would only be for the last

Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen is facing a long spell on the sidelines after his club said Monday that he sustained a “complete rupture” of a tendon in his right knee that requires surgery.

Barcelona will be without their captain and goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen for the rest of the season after the German suffered a serious knee ligament injury in Sunday’s 5-1 victory at Villarreal.

Barcelona are set to bring in Wojciech Szczesny on a deal until the end of the season this week, with the Polish goalkeeper reportedly passing his medical in the Catalan capital on Monday. The

FC Barcelona have kickstarted their 2024-25 La Liga campaign on a roll, recording six wins out of six games. Nevertheless, the Blaugrana’s season has been riddled with fitness issues, with multiple players contracting concerning blows in recent times.

Barcelona have made contact with Wojciech Szczesny as they explore possible options to replace injured first-choice goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen. Ter Stegen, 32, ruptured a patellar tendon in his right knee against Villarreal on Sunday.

Barcelona’s financial situation during the summer transfer window was not as flowery as the president painted in press conferences.Despite his repeated assurances that the club is well placed to

Marc-Andre ter Stegen's injury has prompted Barcelona to sign a replacement, however, they have had to get special dispensation from La Liga to do so.