Unconvenience? Ter Stegen announced that he would undergo back surgery, which may indirectly help Barcelona register new aid

Just, Barcelona captain Ter Stegen announced on his personal social media that he would undergo back surgery and his recovery time is expected to be three months.

Previously, Ter Stegen was in a stalemate with the club over personal future issues. The player was unwilling to transfer and leave the team when the club signed Joan Garcia and renewed his contract with Szczesny, and expressed his willingness to win the main position.

At this time point this summer's transfer window, Ter Stegen was vacant due to long-term injuries due to surgery, and his salary space was vacant, which will greatly improve Barcelona's situation. This will make it possible for Barcelona, which still cannot apply the 1:1 rule to register players because it exceeds the economic "fair competition" rules, to reopen the use of La Liga long-term injury regulations. The club did this last season when Ter Stegen suffered a serious knee injury and urgently registered Szczesny with 80% of his salary.

At present, the club's two new players introduced by the summer window: Joan Garcia and Rashford, who joined on loan, have not been registered yet. According to the Marca, the salary vacancy released by Ter Stegen's injury will be given priority to the registration of Joan-Garcia.

Schchensny is not yet registered, and since 80% of Ter Stegen's salary will be spent on Joan-Garcia's registration, Schchensny's situation will be resolved later through other planned financial operations.

This is undoubtedly good news for Barcelona, which has faced difficulties in registering players for several consecutive transfer windows.