FC Barcelona has officially announced an agreement with AFC Ajax for the loan of Marc-André ter Stegen. An official statement and a Twitter post from FC Barcelona on August 4, 2026, specified that the loan will last until June 30, 2027. The German goalkeeper is aiming to regain playing time and his best form with the Dutch club.

Ajax Amsterdam has officially announced the signing of Marc-André ter Stegen on a season-long loan from FC Barcelone. The goalkeeper will play in the Eredivisie and has the aim of reviving his career in the Netherlands, following two years that were affected by injuries and included a six-month loan to Girona.

According to the Spanish sports newspaper SPORT, Marc-André ter Stegen will be presented by Ajax on Tuesday, August 4. Ter Stegen has passed his medical examination without problems.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Ajax have signed Marc-Andre Ter Stegen from Barcelona. The report states that Ajax are paying only a small part of Ter Stegen's salary, and that completing the transfer in August rather than July also helps financially. Ter Stegen is travelling tonight to join Ajax and will be officially unveiled tomorrow as their new goalkeeper.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the potential loan transfer of Marc ter Stegen to Ajax. The publication states that the player took a private flight to Amsterdam, arranged by the club, to finalize the last details. The agreement is not yet fully closed. The loan is expected to be for one season and follows several weeks of negotiations and consultations with tax authorities about fiscal details and the effects on his salary for the next 11 months. Upon arrival, Ter Stegen is expected to undergo a medical examination with Ajax. It is reported that there are no doubts about his full recovery from a left hamstring injury suffered at the end of January with Girona, which prevented him from playing in the World Cup. Ter Stegen played the second half of a friendly against Europa last week and has been training without problems since July 13. The announcement could be delayed until Monday because Ajax is listed on the stock exchange. FC Barcelona will cover 90% of Ter Stegen's salary, though this percentage could decrease depending on the number of matches he plays under Michel. Michel, along with Jordi Cruyff, is a strong supporter of the move. Jordi Cruyff was Barcelona's former sporting director until June 2023 and has held the same position at Ajax since January.

Fabrizio Romano has indicated that Marc-André ter Stegen's move to Ajax is confirmed. Spanish journalists saw the goalkeeper at Birmingham airport, and SPORT and Mundo Deportivo filmed him there. It is reported that he is on his way to Amsterdam to undergo a medical examination. Ter Stegen is expected to join Ajax from the La Liga champion on a one-year loan. The Spanish press confirms that he will arrive in Amsterdam on Friday to finalize the last details.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Marc André ter Stegen will be officially announced as a new Ajax player this weekend, with all aspects of the move confirmed. According to the report, the plan has been clarified with Barça and the player's camp. Ter Stegen is set to travel today, with a medical examination and contract signature planned for Saturday.

De Telegraaf confirmed, following reports from Spanish media, that Marc-André ter Stegen is undergoing a medical examination at Ajax on Friday. The tax issue between FC Barcelona and Ter Stegen has been resolved, allowing the goalkeeper to fly to the Netherlands. He will be loaned for one year from the La Liga champions. According to De Telegraaf, Ter Stegen is expected to be eligible for the Conference League third qualifying round match against Shelbourne FC.

The loan of Marc-André Ter Stegen to Ajax is close to being made official. According to the Spanish newspaper Marca, the 34-year-old German goalkeeper has left Barcelona's training center in England to travel to Amsterdam, where he will finalize the last details of his transfer to the Dutch club. Ter Stegen lost his place at the Catalan club due to recent injuries and the rise of Joan García, who became the starting goalkeeper for Hansi Flick's team.

Míchel is hopeful about the arrival of Marc-André ter Stegen, stating there is a good chance that the FC Barcelona goalkeeper will come to Amsterdam. It is said that the last fiscal issues have been resolved and Ter Stegen is expected to fly to the Netherlands on Thursday. Speaking to Ziggo Sport, Míchel said that he is focused on the match today but knows there is a good chance that Marc will come, and that they can talk about him when he is there.

According to various Spanish media, including SPORT, Marc-André ter Stegen will board a plane to Amsterdam in the coming hours. SPORT reports that Barcelona, Ajax, and Marc-André ter Stegen have reached a full agreement on a loan deal. According to SPORT, the transfer process is nearing its conclusion. Marc-André ter Stegen is set to fly to the Netherlands on Thursday evening to finalize his transfer. There had been doubts about the loan deal in recent days because Marc-André ter Stegen unexpectedly joined a Barcelona training camp in Birmingham, but fiscal details that had delayed the agreement have now been resolved.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Marc ter Stegen will leave FC Barcelona's training camp at Saint George's Park in England to travel to Amsterdam and become an Ajax player. The German goalkeeper will finalize his loan to Ajax until June 30 and start working under coach Míchel. An agreement between FC Barcelona and Ajax had been in place for weeks, but the goalkeeper had paused it while awaiting a decision on who would cover the higher tax burden in the Netherlands. After an agreement was reached on the matter, Barcelona will initially assume 90% of the player's salary. Depending on the number of matches he plays, Ajax will pay a small additional part of the remaining 10%. Ter Stegen expects to recover his best form after being out for almost two years due to injuries.

According to transfer journalist Matteo Moretto, the problems concerning the move of Marc-André ter Stegen to Ajax have been resolved. Ajax has been working for weeks to finalize the loan of Ter Stegen. An agreement has long been in place between the clubs and between Ter Stegen and Ajax. An official announcement was delayed due to tax issues in Spain for Barcelona and Ter Stegen. These issues reportedly date back to when the German was injured and had to give up his captaincy. Reports from Spain now indicate that these problems have been resolved. It is expected that Ter Stegen will soon fly to Amsterdam to complete the final formalities. Ter Stegen will be loaned from Barcelona to Ajax for one year and will compete with Maarten Paes for the starting goalkeeper position.

According to a report by Tim van Duijn of Voetbal International, Ajax is calm and expects a positive outcome concerning Marc-André ter Stegen, although an agreement has not been finalized. Van Duijn stated on X that Ajax has not pursued other targets because they understand the problem and consider waiting for Ter Stegen to be worthwhile.

Marc-André ter Stegen's loan to Ajax Amsterdam has not yet been completed. According to a report by 'Mundo Deportivo', tax questions regarding ter Stegen's salary are yet to be clarified. The report states that Ajax wanted to take over ten percent of the salary that the goalkeeper receives at FC Barcelona. Ter Stegen has already agreed to the move and wanted to travel to the Dutch capital for a medical check on Monday. Hansi Flick has now temporarily nominated him for the training camp squad in England, which was confirmed by Barça at noon.

According to Mundo Deportivo, negotiations for the loan of Marc ter Stegen to Ajax are ongoing and have not failed, although they are progressing slowly. The German goalkeeper is waiting to approve the final details of a counterproposal made by FC Barcelona in the middle of this week. Ajax gave their approval weeks ago and are awaiting final details concerning tax matters. Flick does not plan to use Ter Stegen, who views Ajax as a great opportunity to return to elite football. Ter Stegen's contract with Barcelona expires in 2028, and Barcelona will continue to assume a very significant part of his salary, amounting to almost 90%. In previous seasons, Ter Stegen deferred part of his salary to assist with player registrations due to Barcelona's financial difficulties.

According to Marca, Marc-André Ter Stegen's transfer to Ajax has a new complication due to a dispute between Ajax and Barcelona regarding the distribution of the goalkeeper's salary. The publication reports that Barcelona had already approved the transfer on Friday and that a full agreement between the clubs and the player was previously in place. Marca also states that Barcelona is not making any concessions due to its financial situation, which is preventing Ajax from taking further steps towards Ter Stegen. The source adds that the situation is once again at a standstill, but it is considered highly probable that the latest complications will be resolved in the coming days. In the meantime, Ter Stegen will remain at Barcelona.

On Friday, Mundo Deportivo reported that it was possible for Marc-André ter Stegen to join Ajax. SPORT reports that Ter Stegen is required to travel to the Johan Cruijff Arena on Monday for a medical examination. The Catalan sports newspaper, SPORT, also stated that the 34-year-old goalkeeper's transfer to Ajax was nearer than it had ever been. Ajax and FC Barcelona have had a long-standing agreement with Ter Stegen for a loan, but the move had been delayed by what were described as 'fiscal details' on the player's side. MD announced that Barcelona and Ter Stegen have resolved the tax issue. SPORT states that Ter Stegen is expected to fly to Amsterdam on Monday, and that only a medical examination remains before the loan transfer. The deal is not anticipated to be finalized this weekend because paperwork must still be completed, but it is considered highly probable that it will be finished early next week. According to reports, Ter Stegen will not be with Barcelona when the club travels to England for a training camp on Monday.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Marc-André ter Stegen's loan to Ajax is expected to be finalized soon, as the last obstacles between the goalkeeper and FC Barcelona now appear to have been resolved. It is expected that he will soon join Ajax. According to the Spanish newspaper, Ter Stegen is positive about the latest salary proposal from Barça. Barça's accommodation is because Ter Stegen agreed to have his salary paid in installments during the corona years. Jordi Cruijff and Ajax coach Míchel advocated for the arrival of the German goalkeeper. If Ajax completes the deal before July 31, the goalkeeper can be registered for the next Conference League qualifying round.

Marc-André ter Stegen's loan move to Ajax has been delayed due to fiscal complications between the player and Barcelona concerning his tax obligations. Ter Stegen still wants the move to proceed, but his inability to solve the fiscal matter is an obstacle. Barcelona recently proposed a new counter-offer to solve the issues complicating his departure, according to Mundo Deportivo. The club has reportedly made minor adjustments to the financial terms of the loan concerning the player's salary, and the goalkeeper reacted positively to the new terms. It is reported that Ajax will cover 10% of Ter Stegen’s salary, which is approximately €2 million ($2.2 million). Barcelona will cover the rest, and the goalkeeper will also forgo a portion of his salary. The agreement on the salary split between the clubs is flexible depending on the German’s playing time, as the Dutch club wants to avoid paying the total amount if he suffers an injury similar to the one during his spell at Girona. The tax issues are caused by Ter Stegen being paid by clubs from two different countries, creating fiscal obligations in both Spain and the Netherlands. All parties are still willing to finalize the deal, and there is optimism that it could be completed during the early days of August at the earliest.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Barcelona has made a counter-proposal to Marc-André ter Stegen to resolve 'fiscal disputes' and enable a transfer to Ajax. The Dutch club has reportedly been waiting for weeks for the loan move, which is now being considered again after previous issues related to Ter Stegen's tax situation delayed the deal. Barcelona wants to accommodate Ter Stegen with a proposal so that the German can move to Amsterdam. Ter Stegen's concerns about tax rules regarding part of his salary for this season have been resolved, and he has agreed to terms with Barcelona. Ajax will not pay the goalkeeper's full salary, and the exact amount they will pay depends on several factors. Due to Ter Stegen's susceptibility to injury, Ajax wants Barcelona to continue paying the majority of his salary. According to the report, Barcelona has now assumed responsibility to facilitate the loan transfer to avoid further delays. However, Amsterdam is reportedly still not fully confident about the deal and is not yet fully relying on Ter Stegen's arrival.

A preliminary agreement was reached weeks ago between FC Barcelona, Ajax, and Ter Stegen for the goalkeeper to join the Dutch team on loan, according to a report from AS. The same report indicates that the agreement will be delayed until August due to tax issues and that Flick will make the final decision.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Ajax is viewing the situation around the transfer of Marc-André ter Stegen with surprise, because fiscal details are still preventing the German from becoming an Ajax player and causing impatience in Amsterdam. In Barcelona, it is emphasized that the problem is with Ter Stegen, who needs to resolve financial details. Mundo Deportivo states that Ajax has not set an ultimatum for the transfer and is considering all scenarios, including the possibility that the transfer might not be completed. The publication also reports that Barcelona believes there will be a positive outcome in the end, although a definitive solution has not yet been reached. Until he can travel to Amsterdam, Ter Stegen continues to train with Barcelona during the preseason.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the loan agreement for Marc ter Stegen to Ajax Amsterdam was not finalized in time for him to be registered for the second round of the Conference League. There is optimism that an agreement between Ajax and Barça will be reached. If an agreement is reached and Ajax qualifies, the 34-year-old could play in the third qualifying round of the Conference League. The registration deadline for the third round is midnight on July 31.

Marc-André ter Stegen is very likely to join Ajax on loan. The portion of the goalkeeper's 16.7 million euro annual gross salary covered by Ajax will increase in proportion to his playing time. The agreement also covers a potential bonus of 4.2 million euros, an amount that could have been paid at Barcelona.

Transfer journalist Matteo Moretto reports that Marc-André ter Stegen is ready to travel to Amsterdam and sign with Ajax. Earlier, Mundo Deportivo reported that Ajax and FC Barcelona had reached an agreement on a loan deal, but the final decision rested with the 34-year-old goalkeeper, who had to give his definitive consent to the move. Mundo Deportivo also stated that Ajax had already fulfilled its part of the agreement and that salary was not an obstacle.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the possible transfer of Marc-André ter Stegen to Ajax is not yet definitively resolved. Both FC Barcelona and Ajax are reportedly waiting for the goalkeeper's decision, as Ter Stegen has full control and must agree to the transfer. The publication notes that the two clubs have reached an agreement and Ajax has fulfilled its part of the deal. His salary is not considered an obstacle, as FC Barcelona will pay the largest portion. The extent of their contribution may depend on the amount of playing time Ter Stegen gets. Mundo Deportivo indicates that Ter Stegen spent the morning addressing tax issues, and other sources mention he left generally dissatisfied.

Fabrizio Romano confirms that FC Barcelona has given 34-year-old Marc-André ter Stegen permission to move to Ajax. It became clear on Tuesday evening that all details were finalized, and this is now confirmed by Romano. The last issues were reportedly related to tax matters. Ajax reportedly pays a small part of Ter Stegen's million-euro salary. Ter Stegen is the third goalkeeper behind Joan García and Wojciech Szczęsny, which is why Barça wanted him to leave.

According to @marca, Marc-André ter Stegen will move to Ajax. All the bureaucratic details have been resolved. The goalkeeper can travel to the Netherlands with the final approval from Barcelona.

Bild reports that Marc-André ter Stegen could potentially move to Ajax Amsterdam. The 34-year-old wants to move to Ajax Amsterdam after his injuries. The report states the loan deal is currently delayed due to tax issues at FC Barcelona.

According to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, Marc-André ter Stegen's one-year loan to Ajax Amsterdam from FC Barcelona is being significantly delayed due to unspecified complicated personal circumstances. The report states that the completion of the transfer is more difficult than was initially expected. De Telegraaf confirms that all parties had already reached an agreement on the final details of the loan. However, the problems are reportedly so serious that the loan could be in question. It is uncertain whether the deal will fail or require more time than planned.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Ajax is becoming impatient due to the delay in the arrival of goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen. The publication writes that Ajax does not understand why it is taking so long for matters to be resolved between Ter Stegen and FC Barcelona, stating that the deal could be cancelled if clarity is not reached soon. The process is delayed by Ter Stegen's large salary, as FC Barcelona would have to continue paying most of it if he plays on loan in Amsterdam next season. On Friday, De Telegraaf reported that Ajax and FC Barcelona have reached a full agreement on the goalkeeper's arrival at the Johan Cruijff Arena, but Ter Stegen still needs to resolve issues with his current club. His contract at Camp Nou is valid for two more seasons.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Marc-André ter Stegen is close to joining Ajax on loan.

Voetbal International reported that the transfer of Marc-André ter Stegen to Ajax has been delayed. De Telegraaf confirmed this, stating that the final details are being discussed between Ter Stegen and FC Barcelona and that everything else between the clubs is nearly finalized. According to Voetbal International, Ter Stegen is in discussions with FC Barcelona regarding the settlement of his salary, which will largely continue to be paid by the Catalans. De Telegraaf reports that this salary issue is the only matter that still needs to be resolved and that everything else is nearly finalized between Ajax, FC Barcelona, and the German goalkeeper. Marc-André ter Stegen still needs to undergo his medical examination at Ajax.

Lentin Goodijk, an Ajax-watcher for Voetbal International, reports that the deal involving Ajax, FC Barcelona, and Marc-André ter Stegen has experienced a slight delay. There is an expectation that the loan deal for Ter Stegen will be completed, though the final details are not yet finalized. Goodijk states that the process is ongoing and is taking longer than anticipated. The delay is caused by the various structures in his contract, which require Barcelona to continue paying a significant portion of his salary. Goodijk also mentions that an investigation was conducted into whether the salary could be modified based on the number of games played. A medical examination has yet to occur, and the agreement includes parts that will be executed in both the Netherlands and Spain.

According to Bild, Marc-André ter Stegen has moved on loan from FC Barcelona to Ajax Amsterdam. The publication reports that media in the Netherlands are criticizing the transfer and that there are doubts about whether ter Stegen is the optimal solution in goal.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the salary Ajax will pay to Marc-André ter Stegen is dependent on his performances, and the publication reports the exact amount is not yet fixed. Ajax is aware they may pay more than three million euros if Ter Stegen plays regularly, and the club wants to avoid unintended setbacks. Last season, Ter Stegen was loaned by Barcelona to Girona, where he played in only two matches due to an injury. Unlike that arrangement, Ajax is not required to make a fixed payment if there is a setback.

Ajax have reached an agreement in principle to sign Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, a 34-year-old Barcelona goalkeeper, on a season-long loan for the 2026-27 campaign. The Athletic and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano have both confirmed this agreement. The deal is a loan until the end of June 2027 and does not include an option or obligation to buy. Under the terms of the agreement, Barcelona will cover the majority of his wages. His contract with Barcelona runs until 2028, and its size had been a hurdle to the deal. Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is not part of the core tactical plans of Barcelona manager Hansi Flick, as the club recently made Joan García their starting goalkeeper, and Wojciech Szczęsny is also in the pecking order. The player is a top priority for Ajax's manager, Míchel. Ter Stegen and Míchel have an excellent professional relationship from their time together when the player was on loan at Girona during the second half of the 2025–26 season. According to The Athletic, Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is highly motivated to secure guaranteed playing time after an injury-plagued season where a hamstring injury limited his appearances and cost him a spot in Germany's World Cup squad. The deal has been verbally finalized, and the player has given his approval. Official club announcements and the completion of paperwork are expected in the coming days.

According to SkySportDE, a provisional agreement has been reached between Marc-André ter Stegen and Ajax. An agreement between Ajax and FC Barcelona is also in place, with only the final details remaining to be settled. The deal is a one-year loan that does not include an option to buy. The medical is scheduled for the following week, contingent on no unexpected issues arising.

According to SPORT, Barcellona has reached a verbal agreement in principle with Ajax for the transfer of Marc-André ter Stegen. The deal will be a one-year loan with an option to buy. All financial terms have been defined, and the Catalan management is awaiting official documentation to provide final approval. The goalkeeper has agreed to the move and is expected in Amsterdam next week to finalize the deal. The official announcement will require a few more days to allow Ajax to conduct thorough medical examinations. The medicals are considered crucial due to Ter Stegen's previous back problems and a recent surgery on his left knee tendon. Ajax, led by new coach Michel, has actively pursued Ter Stegen. To facilitate the deal, Barcellona has agreed to cover most of Ter Stegen's multimillion-euro salary. Ter Stegen is under contract with Barcellona until 2028.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the final details have been clarified and the loan move from FC Barcelona to Ajax is complete. During the one-year loan, Ajax will cover a large part of the salary that Marc-André ter Stegen earns at the Catalan club.

@JijantesFC reports that Ajax and Barcelona have reached an agreement for the loan of Marc-André ter Stegen, although small details are yet to be resolved.

FC Barcelona and Ajax are advancing in negotiations for a loan agreement for Marc Ter Stegen. Deco and Jordi Cruyff are personally handling the negotiations. According to Mundo Deportivo, both clubs are close to reaching a verbal agreement. Official confirmation will require legal and bureaucratic procedures.

JijantesFC reports that Marc-André ter Stegen hopes to complete a move to Ajax soon. The report states that Ter Stegen is waiting for permission from his club, FC Barcelona, and that the transfer could be finalized quickly afterward. It also indicates he has returned from his vacation and is in Barcelona to finalize his transfer. According to the same report, the goalkeeper has reached a personal agreement with Ajax and is waiting for approval from FC Barcelona. Separately, SPORT reports that the main challenge in the transfer is the distribution of Ter Stegen's salary. The outlet states that Ajax is unable to pay more than fifteen percent of his current salary. SPORT adds that a loan deal is possible because Barcelona appears willing to continue paying a large part of his salary.

Ajax have submitted a formal proposal to sign Marc-Andre ter Stegen on loan, with negotiations progressing from initial interest to an official offer. Barcelona have confirmed receiving the proposal, but discussions are now focused almost entirely on the financial package. Ajax can only afford to cover a small portion of the goalkeeper’s salary, so the two clubs must still reach an agreement on how his wages will be shared. Ter Stegen is open to joining, and a reunion with Michel, who specifically requested his signing, is a significant factor. The sporting project at Ajax is also attractive to Ter Stegen, but the remaining challenge is reaching an agreement on the salary split.

According to market expert Fabrizio Romano, Marc-André ter Stegen has reached an agreement with Ajax. Ter Stegen is preparing to leave after a difficult season at Barcellona and a subsequent loan at Girona. Ajax's new coach Míchel, who coached Ter Stegen in recent months in Catalonia, strongly advocated for his arrival and considers him the ideal person to lead the team.

According to Fabrizio Romano, discussions between Marc-André ter Stegen, FC Barcelona, and Ajax are ongoing, and the salary issue is the main topic of discussion at the moment. Transfer journalist Gianluigi Longari claimed this weekend that it was a permanent transfer, but Romano denies this, stating the parties are aiming for a loan deal.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Marc André ter Stegen is open to a move to Ajax, and negotiations are progressing on the player's side. A deal is being pursued with Barcelona for an initial loan, and the sharing of his salary is a key point being discussed.

According to transfer journalist Gianluigi Longari of Sportitalia, Ajax and Marc-André ter Stegen are getting closer to an agreement for a permanent transfer. Ajax and Ter Stegen's entourage are currently discussing contract terms. According to Longari, the German goalkeeper is expected to leave FC Barcelona this summer. The intention of all parties is a permanent transfer, but financial terms are still being discussed. The salary of the goalkeeper is reportedly still an issue.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen is set to join Ajax on loan for this season. Because Ajax are unwilling to pay a large portion of his wages, Barcelona will cover approximately €15m (£12.94m) of them during the season. This amount is equivalent to approximately 10-15% of his total annual salary.

According to the Spanish publication SPORT, Marc-André ter Stegen has informed Jordi Cruijff and Ajax manager Míchel of his desire to transfer to Ajax. Negotiations between Ajax and FC Barcelona are ongoing, and the report states that Ter Stegen hopes to join Ajax's squad next week, though final approval from Barcelona is still required. It is reported that all parties agree the goalkeeper should move to Ajax, but the transfer's financial structure is causing issues. Ter Stegen is said to cost Barcelona approximately twenty million euros annually, and Jordi Cruijff has indicated that Ajax lacks the budget to take on a large portion of that salary. SPORT reports that Ajax can pay around fifteen percent of Ter Stegen's salary. To recoup some costs, Barcelona wants to include various variable agreements in the deal, such as bonuses based on the number of matches played, winning trophies, and Champions League qualification.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Ajax has a significant interest in Marc-André ter Stegen and wishes to sign him on loan. The publication states that technical director Jordi Cruijff has approached Barcelona, and that the Spanish club is seeking a resolution regarding Ter Stegen. His high salary and his exclusion from coach Hansi Flick's plans are cited as reasons. According to the report, Ajax coach Míchel holds the goalkeeper in high regard, having been impressed by his leadership during their time working together at Girona last season. After its checks with all parties, Mundo Deportivo reports that there is currently no formal offer for Marc-André ter Stegen from Ajax.

According to SkySportDE, Ajax is attempting to arrange a loan for Marc-André ter Stegen, although no agreements are yet in place. The report also states that the relationship between Ajax and Barca is very good.

The daily AS reported that Marc-André ter Stegen will be loaned to Ajax, and that the recent appointment of Michel, his former coach at Girona, to the bench of the Dutch club played a major role in the choice of the former Borussia Mönchengladbach goalkeeper.

According to the Spanish publication SPORT, a possible transfer of Marc-André ter Stegen to Ajax is becoming more probable. The publication reports that Ajax is searching for an experienced goalkeeper to lead its new project, and Ter Stegen is a priority for sporting director Jordi Cruijff and his technical staff. The new Ajax trainer, Míchel, is cited as strongly supporting the transfer. While there are reported obstacles, including Ter Stegen's high salary and questions about his fitness, SPORT sees the transfer as becoming more probable. This is reportedly due to an increase in factors that align the parties' interests: Barcelona needs a solution for the goalkeeper, who is no longer a priority; Ter Stegen wants a leading role to improve his career; and Ajax needs an experienced goalkeeper for a new period.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Ajax is keen on signing Marc-André ter Stegen. Romano states that the player's salary is the biggest obstacle, but FC Barcelona would be willing to cooperate. He also reports that Jordi Cruijff and Míchel are looking at the possibilities to bring the German goalkeeper to Ajax, that Ajax's interest in Ter Stegen is genuine, and that the final decision depends on the player's financial requirements. Separately, Mike Verweij of De Telegraaf previously described Ter Stegen's salary demands as an impossible mission for Ajax, but the club's management has not yet abandoned hope.

According to Marca, Ajax has doubts regarding the potential transfer of Marc-André ter Stegen. The report from Marca states that one obstacle is his salary demand of fifteen million euros, which the report describes as completely unaffordable for the Dutch club. The maximum amount Ajax could afford is similar to what Girona paid last season, which was one million euros. Marca states that this makes prior negotiations between the parties necessary. The outlet also reports that while it would be logical for Barcelona to almost entirely cover the goalkeeper's salary if he were loaned out again, the club prefers a permanent transfer to avoid such negotiations. Marca also notes that Ter Stegen's physical condition is an additional obstacle. According to the publication, repeated injuries over the past two years have raised doubts at Ajax, and the club does not want to hastily sign a new goalkeeper.

Ajax is interested in Marc-André ter Stegen. Mike Verweij reports that the arrival of Marc-André ter Stegen is considered an impossible mission due to the high salary demands. According to Verweij, Ter Stegen is a serious option if he is willing to accept a large reduction in salary. Verweij states that Ter Stegen is one of the highest-paid players at FC Barcelona and that he would have to make significant concessions to be a serious option. Due to a private situation, Ter Stegen is eager to return to Germany or a nearby location.

According to the Spanish outlet SPORT, Marc-André ter Stegen is linked with Ajax. The same outlet writes that Ajax coach Míchel would very much like to be reunited with Ter Stegen, whom he brought to Girona on loan in January. Ter Stegen and Míchel know each other from Girona, where the goalkeeper played on loan in recent months. The player is under contract with FC Barcelona until mid-2028 but reportedly has no future at Camp Nou. Ter Stegen's experience, leadership, and ball skills are described as fitting perfectly with Ajax's philosophy and Míchel's style.

According to Dutch magazine Voetbal International, Marc-André ter Stegen, a German goalkeeper who is under contract at FC Barcelona, is the subject of reports suggesting a potential move to Ajax Amsterdam.

Ajax is considering Marc-André Ter Stegen. The 34-year-old goalkeeper has no future at FC Barcelona and was loaned out to Girona in recent months. Ter Stegen suffered from a hamstring injury during his loan at Girona and played very little. He is still under contract at Camp Nou for two more years, where he earns a lot of money. Ajax is considering whether they can convince Ter Stegen to accept a significant pay cut.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Ajax Amsterdam has included Marc-André ter Stegen, a goalkeeper belonging to FC Barcelona and currently on loan at Girona, on its shortlist of experienced goalkeepers for the next transfer window. Ajax is seeking an experienced player to be their goalkeeper next season. Marc-André ter Stegen is facing strong competition and difficulties regaining a stable place in Catalonia, which could lead to his permanent departure this summer. Ajax hopes to use this situation to sign him as a main goalkeeper.

There is alleged interest from Ajax in German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen, who reportedly has no future prospects in Catalonia. The player is permitted to find a new club, but sources emphasize that he is not an option for Ajax as the club is not currently considering him. According to Transfermarkt, ter Stegen is on loan at Girona FC from FC Barcelona until June 2026 and has a market value of €4.00m.