Each Sport: The Lions are angry at the Barcelona executives and refuse to leave the team, demanding full salary for the contract

Daily Sports reported that Barcelona is 15 days away from the start of the preseason, but the goalkeeper problem is still unsolved. Even though the team has signed Garcia, the club originally wanted to find a solution for Ter Stegen and renew his contract with Szczesny, things seemed to be complicated. The German international made it clear that his contract expires in 2028 and he has no intention of leaving. If the club does not intend to continue using him, he must pay the full salary for the remainder of the contract. This challenge is very serious and no one can determine what the outcome will be. Ter Stegen's anger at the club reached its peak, especially for the sports management. He believes he was betrayed because the club never revealed their plans to him, and he believes that the club intentionally leaked information to damage his professional image. If the club were open-minded at the end of last season, Ter Stegen might consider negotiating his departure, but now he thinks it's impossible. He firmly believes his contract is valid and on a competitive level, he believes he will eventually beat Garcia. He felt like he was in his best condition and wanted to prove it.

The current situation is that Ter Stegen will return to Barcelona in a short time to participate in pre-season training. While he is currently reluctant to talk to anyone at the club, he must meet with Frick in mid-July and the coach will tell him clearly. The club hoped he would change his mind, but they also learned that Ter Stegen had closed several possible doors, which could cost him other options. Barcelona is willing to negotiate and give him freedom, but will not bear the full cost of his contract. Even the possibility of a lease has been considered, but no negotiations are underway.

Barcelona insisted that the problem of Ter Stegen did not hinder Szczesny's contract renewal, but something was clearly happening. A one-year contract renewal agreement was reached with the Poles three weeks ago, but no documents have been signed. If Ter Stegen does not go, Barcelona's priority will be to ensure Garcia's registration before considering Szczesni as a last resort to pressure.

Telstegen has clearly rejected invitations from clubs such as Monaco and Galatasaray, and even big clubs like Chelsea have been turned away, which shows that his position is very firm. This will be a complicated game, and Barcelona hopes to save his salary and hopes that Ter Stegen will prefer transfers rather than stick to the contract, but it seems that is not the case at the moment. By the end of August, everything will be decided.