Marc-André Ter Stegen, the German goalkeeper for FC Barcelona, is expected to remain with the club until at least January 2026 despite interest from other teams. Ter Stegen is confident he can reclaim the starting position at Barcelona. The club intends to transfer him following the arrival of new goalkeeper Joan García. Currently, Ter Stegen and Peña are registered with LaLiga, while Joan García and Szczesny are not yet registered, creating an overcapacity issue in the goalkeeping department. This situation also affects the club's financial fair play considerations. Ter Stegen has declined offers for a free transfer and plans to discuss his future with head coach Hansi Flick and club official Deco in a meeting scheduled for Sunday or Monday. Flick, who recently returned to the club, is prioritizing decisions regarding the goalkeeping roster and has also identified the recruitment of a full-back as a key objective for strengthening the squad ahead of the new season. Ter Stegen underwent a medical examination recently as part of ongoing evaluations by the club.