Guardian's operation Marc-André Ter Stegen, now far from the field for several months, could paradoxically offer the Barça the opportunity to strengthen.
FC Barcelona may well transform the hard blow linked to the prolonged absence of Marc-André Ter Stegen to its advantage. The German goalkeeper recently passed on billiards due to persistent back pain.
This surgical intervention could keep him away from the fields for four months, or even more. And according to the remarks made by President Joan Laporta during an event in Seoul, South Korea, the Cule club plans to take advantage of this situation to finalize several reinforcements.
A expected derogation to strengthen the workforce
The Catalan leader thus considered that the unavailability of his captain could facilitate the recording of new players in the workforce, without however being linked directly. However, it remains to obtain the green light from the liga.
The duration of unavailability mentioned is approximately three months, but
Some doctors are already talking about more than four months of absence – A scenario that would allow the club to activate a derogation. This would authorize the Blaugranas to temporarily lighten their payroll to register new elements like Joan Garcia, Marcus Rashford or Roony Bardghji.
