Ter Stegen, the survivor does not want to die

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By: Manu Tournoux

Ter Stegen, the survivor does not want to die

The time of doubts may have come for Marc-André Ter Stegen. FC Barcelona's goalkeeper should be seriously competed next season.

According to several Spanish sources, the Catalan club is preparing to complete the recruitment of Joan Garcia, the last bulwark of the neighbor, Espanyol Barcelona.

The 24 -year -old would have received guarantees from Deco and Hansi Flick, respectively sports director and Champions of Spain 2025, like that of a place in the starting eleven.

The survivor

The situation does not seem to worry Marc-André Ter Stegen. The 33 -year -old German international intends to stay at Barça and demonstrate that he can remain number one, reports Sky Germany.

Ter Stegen joined FC Barcelona in the summer of 2014, from Borussia Moenchengladbach (Bundesliga). He is the last survivor of the winning team of the 2015 Champions League, last C1 won by the Blaugranas.

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Manu Tournoux

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