Mark Andreterstegen’s situation in Barcelona will soon become a topic of conversation.
According to sports, Manchester United, Newcastle United and Tottenham are among the Premier League clubs that monitor the German international.
There are several logical reasons why temporary or permanent movements don’t make sense to all involved parties.
Ter Stegen will return from his injury in November, but Barca’s promising summer signature Joan García is an excellent form early in the season, returning from knee surgery around the same time as Ter Stegen’s recovery.
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen wants more play time
For a 33-year-old who wants to head to Match Fit at the World Cup Sharp next summer, the lack of guaranteed minutes is a clear motivation to explore options elsewhere.
Three English clubs linked to Ter Stegen present contrasting but persuasive cases.
Man United introduced Sen Runmen, who has held a clean sheet in his debut in a 2-0 victory at Sunderland. It suggests that the club will look to the future. However, signing an established person, such as Ter Stegen, is a statement of intent.
Newcastle and Tottenham represent slightly different propositions. Both clubs have European ambitions and can consider Ter Stegen as a short-term guaranteed quality.
For Newcastle, which has moved quickly to the market in recent years, adding a goalkeeper of Telstegen shows his status as a key player. Tottenham, on the other hand, often seeks experienced recruits who can run and stabilize important positions.
The permanent deal depends on Ter Stegen’s own preferences for Barcelona’s off-road wages, fees required, and where he is based on the next stage of his career.
Wages, duration and availability of the Champions League will all shape his interest.
Man United’s move is beneficial for all involved
Man United’s goalkeeping situation was a source of great concern for Reuben Amorim.
Altay Bayindir began the season as the club’s first choice, but his poor form forced his manager to consider Runmen, who was impressed by his victory over Sunderland.
However, the Belgian goalkeeper is still young at the top level, and an experienced head like club Ter Stegen can help him develop.
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