Spanish media "Marca" reported that Ter Stegen ignored the pressure put in place by Barcelona and would never sign the signing of Barcelona's hope to submit it to La Liga to obtain its injury permit, so that he can register medical certificates from Joan Garcia and Szczesni.

Telstegen believes that the registration issue of the new aid is not his responsibility, and there is no reason to extend his injury time, and the doctors who treat and operate him think it will take up to 3 months. Ter Stegen, who had experienced the same injury two years ago, had no doubt that he would be able to return to the field within that time and did not want to postpone his registration until next January.

Telstegen still insists on the idea he held when Barcelona signed Joan Garcia in May: He will not leave Barcelona. He made this clear during the UEFA League match. Barcelona signed two goalkeepers knowing that Ter Stegen would not leave the team, so Ter Stegen believes that the club should have registered the new player through other channels rather than injury.

Telstegen is currently focused on recovery and is trying to stay away from all the troubles that have arisen around him. He felt the support of the locker room and was unaware of the disciplinary documents the club threatened to impose on him. No one contacted him for advice on the penalty, which was meaningless on the legal level. Ter Stegen just exercised his right not to sign a medical certificate.

Telstegen is not worried that Barcelona may deprive him of his captain's armband. Ter Stegen believes his weight in the locker room will not change at all, and if the club makes this decision, the only change is that he no longer wears armbands. Ter Stegen felt the support from the locker room and the players were tired of the pressure the club had put on by financial issues. Rafinia, De Jong or Araujo are all players who have experienced this kind of pressure.

From a competitive perspective, Ter Stegen is confident in his recovery and is ready to compete with Joan Garcia and Szczesny as he has always done in his career. Ter Stegen didn't mind Barcelona's signings at the goalkeeper position, but he minded the club's attempt to use him to register new players. All he thought about was to compete for a position like he did in the past with Neuer, Bravo, Leno, and Trapp.