This article was originally published on www.si.com as Four Teams That Should Try to Sign Marc-Andre ter Stegen. The future of Barcelona’s captain and long-time starting goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen has never been more murky.

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,

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.

The problem comes from Barcelona’s strained tensions with Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, whom they want to sell this summer because he is no longer counted on as the club’s starting goalkeeper. Although there has been no official communication between the two parties, stories via the media have led to concerns.

The issue stems from Barcelona’s current situation with Marc-André ter Stegen, who is expected to leave the club this summer after falling out of favour as the first-choice goalkeeper. Although no official talks have taken place yet, reports in the media have fuelled uncertainty about his future.

The tablecloth between FC Barcelona and Marc-André ter Stegen appears to be cut. The personnel plans of the Catalans give the impression that the German is no longer needed. Clarity is to be created