Daily: Ter Stegen may leave Barcelona, ​​Chelsea becomes his potential next club

According to "Daily Sports" report, Barcelona goalkeeper Ter Stegen may leave Barcelona, ​​and Chelsea has become the German's potential next destination.

Ter Stegen's situation in Barcelona has become very delicate. After playing for the team for 11 years, the German goalkeeper has gradually been reduced to a substitute for various reasons, and his high salary has also become a problem in the club's current economic situation.

With Barcelona introducing new aid Joan Garcia and renewing Szczesny for 25 million euros, Ter Stegen knows that it will be difficult for him to get enough playing time in the new season. Considering this is a World Cup year and he is expected to return from a back injury in January, a Premier League team emerged as a potential destination for him in the winter window. It is reported that Chelsea is interested in signing the German international goalkeeper.

Although Ter Stegen is not eager to find a way out in the summer, the situation seems to have changed, and he no longer rules out any possibility, because he knows that if he wants to represent the national team as the main player for the first time in the upcoming major events, he must get more game opportunities in the second half of the season, especially after Neuer withdrew from the national team.

Previously, we have reported that Monaco, Newcastle, Tottenham and Manchester United are all interested in Ter Stegen, and now there is another Premier League team-Chelsea coached by Maresca. Although the Blues currently have Sanchez as their number one goalkeeper, they have not ruled out finding a contender as the club are not fully convinced of the former Brighton man's performances. Chelsea currently have two main targets in the January transfer window: Maignan and Ter Stegen.

Barcelona has not ruled out the possibility of the captain leaving the team, whether it is a loan until the end of the season or a permanent transfer. Freeing up his salary space will help relieve the pressure of La Liga's financial fairness policy. However, the first priority is for the Germany international to make a full recovery and resolve the physical issues that have plagued him over the past few seasons. Afterwards, the club and the player will jointly decide whether to end the partnership that has lasted for more than 10 years.