Marc-André Ter Stegen 's rehabilitation is progressing rapidly, and this could be decisive for his future. Expected to be fully recovered by the end of November, the 33-year-old goalkeeper should be fit to return to action in January. However, this is unlikely to happen at FC Barcelona . The Catalan club continues to place its faith in Joan Garcia, currently injured but expected to return in less than a month, and refuses to make any changes due to the summer signing's strong start to the season.
Meanwhile, several teams—especially in the Premier League—are eyeing his situation for a loan or transfer of the German international. His entourage knows that he will have to fight to get playing time in Barcelona, with the 2026 World Cup coming up at the end of the season. Several British clubs like Newcastle, Tottenham, and Manchester United have already made contact with Barça, while in Ligue 1, Monaco also remains interested, according to Sport . However, Ter Stegen will have the final say in deciding his future this winter… although his registration in La Liga is not entirely guaranteed.
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