Barcelona would be delighted this summer to move at Captain Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, but what already looked like a difficult exit seems to seem more unlikely. Not only would the Blaugrana like to save on his great salary, which would help to register new signing sessions, but it would save them an uncomfortable coexistence between German international and Joan Garcia.
Given his great salary, it seems unlikely that Barcelona will be able to bring transfer costs for Ter Stegen, and the Blaugrana is willing to reach a termination agreement to move it further. However, that should convince that Ter Stegen to leave, with the 33-year-old who likes to stay and fight for his place.
To do this, it would be ideal for Barcelona to have a seductive destination for Ter Stegen. Chelsea is linked to Ter Stegen after a failed move for Mike Maignan, as quoted by Sport. They reportedly asked information about Ter Stegen's situation, as emphasized by Chelsea News. Similarly, Manchester City could breathe new life into the interest in Ter Stegen, but the current number one Edererson has stated to Fabrizio Romano that he is not going to leave.
Manchester United was also mentioned as a potential destination because they try to replace Andre Onana, but they are linked to younger keepers.
Despite strong ties with Galatasaray, that idea was shot by the representatives of Ter Stegen. Since Monaco has good relationships with Barcelona and is currently negotiating a deal for Ansu Fati. They have expressed Onana's idea, and Ter Stegen can be an alternative.
Bayer Leverkusen is also mentioned by the Catalan daily, but that work itself has now signed Mark Flekken to replace veteran Lukas Hradecky. If a deal was once with Chelsea, AC Milan might have considered an option, but the Frenchman now looks like he will stay in San Siro. Saudi Aarabia seems an unlikely destination for Ter Stegen, as one of the few who could match his salary in Barcelona.