Barcelona is considering removing the captain from goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, while the club clashes with the German about both his future and his decision-making with regard to surgery. The German veteran is unhappy with the club after leaking stories about his character to the press and the signing of Joan Garcia to replace him.
Ter Stegen announced on Thursday that he would undergo surgery to solve a back problem that had plagued him in the last seven weeks since the international duty with Germany.
He said, however, that he would be back after three months, when the club hoped to use the emergency rule to use part of his salary limit room to register Garcia and Marcus Rashford. The minimum for that rule to stand up is an injury of four months, although the announcement of Ter Stegen may not affect their ability to do this.
According to MD, Barcelona wants to remove De Captainincy from the 33-year-old. The Blaugrana were deeply unhappy with his decision to announce the operation after they suggested that they made a joint announcement. Ter Stegen went on and did it anyway. The decision was made between all three Big Power Bases in Barcelona; Manager Hansi Flick, director of Football Deco and President Joan Laporta.
They believe that the team is missing a 'valid' bridge to management and will be the majority of last season due to injury, will now be out of operation for at least three months. Flick will be accused of the duty to bring it up with Ter Stegen.
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Currently, Ronald Araujo, Frenkie de Jong, Pedri and Raphinha are all in the CaptainCy Group as vice-captains, and it is most likely that one of them would play the role. If Flick decides to get someone new, Inigo Martinez, Robert Lewandowski, Ferran Torres or even Lamine Yamal would be in the race.