Captain Marc-Andre ter Stegen is locked in a marriage of inconvenience with club Barcelona as things stand, following the addition of Joan Garcia this summer. The Catalan giants are very keen to move

The dispute between Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Barcelona took another turn on Monday, as the German trained on his own to start pre-season.

Here are four teams that should jump at the chance of signing Ter Stegen.

It seems there is genuine interest from a European club in Marc-Andre ter Stegen. Currently, Barcelona are desperate to get back to the 1:1 rule financially, and to do so they need to finalise the list of names that will have to leave the club first before the summer window closes so that they can sign the names they want to sign.

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has reportedly told Marc-Andre ter Stegen that he will not be the club's number one goalkeeper next season following the arrival of Joan Garcia from Espanyol.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick will inform Marc-Andre ter Stegen that he will be the third choice goalkeeper next season.

Two proper names dominate today's front pages in the sports press published in Madrid and Barcelona: one has just arrived and the other is being shown the door. Álvaro Carreras and Marc-André ter Stegen are the main names today on covers that also mention Almada, Aguirrezabala, or Suazo.

André ter Stegen, aiming to make the German goalkeeper a key figure in their 2025–26 sporting project. Although the first formal offer was rejected, the Turkish club is not backing down and is already preparing a second,