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·16 January 2026

⚠️ Cadena SER: Ter Stegen set for loan move to Girona

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The three-way agreement between FC Barcelona, Girona FC, and Marc-André ter Stegen is already in its final phase, pending only the official signature.

As reported by Nil Solà on Cadena SER, after intense negotiations, the German goalkeeper will join Montilivi on loan until next June, seeking quality minutes in a competitive environment following recent moves in the Blaugrana goal.

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The deal was unlocked thanks to the player’s own willingness, as he prioritized the sporting project and geographical proximity. Ter Stegen will forgo a significant portion of his salary, thus facilitating his inclusion in the Girona squad’s wage bill.

This gesture has been key for the three parties to reach common ground, demonstrating the goalkeeper’s commitment to continue performing at the highest level in LaLiga.

Girona also does its part

For its part, Girona FC has made a significant financial effort within its real possibilities. The club, presided over by Delfí Geli, will pay the proportional part of the salary that its budget can assume, strictly complying with the competition’s financial control.

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The arrival of the German international represents a significant quality boost for Míchel Sánchez’s squad, strengthening their goal with one of the best specialists in the world.

The final details of the contract are currently being finalized in the clubs’ offices. The agreement includes a simple loan until June 30, with no mandatory purchase option, allowing Barça to recover their captain at the end of the season.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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