Marc-Andre ter Stegen returned to training for the first time since suffering a serious injury in late September last year.
Marc-Andre ter Stegen returned to training for the first time on Sunday after recovering from a serious injury and is targeting a return to action by the end of May.
Ter Stegen has been struggling with a serious เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง knee injury since the trip to Villarreal in late September and, according to initial assessments. The 32-year-old is set to be out for the rest of the season. With the Blaugrana responding swiftly by bringing Wojciech Szczesny back from retirement on an emergency one-year deal.
Szczesny then won over Hansi Flick to take over as number one from Iñaki Peña. And the club are reportedly considering offering the Polish goalkeeper another year.
Ter Stegen reportedly return to training on the pitch for the first time on Sunday and is expect to return to full training in the coming weeks, with plans to return towards the end of May, with La Liga set to play its final game on May 25.
However, a potential UEFA Champions League final on May 31, at Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena, is also on the horizon if Barcelona reach the showpiece game.
Germany could also call him up for the Nations League finals series in June, if they reach that stage, after the March quarter finals.