According to a report from Jijantes, Ter Stegen is considering the option to undergo back surgery to address the lingering issues that caused him to miss the first few training sessions of Barça’s preseason.

As reported earlier today, the possibility of Barcelona captain Marc-Andre ter Stegen undergoing back surgery is a real option. The 33-year-old shot-stopper has not been training with the group since the start of the pre-season,

Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen is reportedly considering undergoing a back operation. Ter Stegen's future at Camp Nou is currently the subject of much speculation, with the Catalan giants signing Joan Garcia from Espanyol during this summer's transfer window, and he is expected to be the club's number one next term.

Barcelona's long-serving goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen is reportedly considering going under the knife, which could have huge transfer implications for Manchester City. With the new season approaching,

Goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen may need back surgery in the coming days, according to Sport. At 33, the German international faces a minimum four-month absence, effectively ruling out any summer move.

German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen has now missed four consecutive training sessions with the rest of the team, and his status remains unclear.  With his

Manchester City may have identified their Ederson successor, with Pep Guardiola reportedly mulling over a raid on Barcelona for Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

According to Jijantes, it has been learned that Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen is seriously considering undergoing back surgery, a decision that could sideline him for around four months.