Barcelona and Marc-Andre ter Stegen A Ready to Stight On In the coming weeks with a resolution for their stand-off unclear.
Hansi Flick's plans for the campaign are largely disturbed by the situation with Ter Stegen ready to keep his nerve in the midst of rising pressure from the club.
The decision of Barcelona to sign Joan Garcia from Espanyol in June caused friction with Ter Stegen that it considered it a clear attempt to remove him from Catalonia.
To break the impasse, Barcelona needs a change in attitude by Ter Stegen to register Garcia at La Liga, and to ratify the expansion of Wojciech Szczesny at the club.
Ter Stegen stated earlier that he would only be out for three months, so that Barcelona could not activate La Liga's rule about the use of the salary space of injured players' to register new players in the team.
In a further turn, Ter Stegen also rejected permission that his medical report was sent to La Liga with Barcelona that his absence will be four to five months.
Barcelona has now opened the disciplinary procedure against the former Borussia Monchengladbach Stopper and dissolved him from the Club capincy, while assessing their next step in the Saga.
In the past hours, the situation has been escalated again, with Diario Sport reporting that Stegen Barcelona doctors from his house has forbidden.
The report claims that Ter Stegen stated that he will “not allow a club medicalia to visit him at home” after his operation in Bordeaux.
Ter Stegen attended medical reviews in the Barcelona training facilities, but he is not looking for conversations with Barcelona to solve the business at this stage.
The stand -off means that Barcelona is confronted with the potential not to be able to register a maximum of seven players before the start of their La Liga title defense later this month.