The 33-year-old Marc-André ter Stegen is eligible to play for Girona, will be in the starting eleven against Getafe, and will wear the number 22.

According to Bild, André ter Stegen was presented at Girona without a shirt number because La Liga regulations permit only three registered goalkeepers. Girona has three goalkeepers listed: Dominik Livakovic, Paulo Gazzaniga, and Vladyslav Krapyvtsov. Ter Stegen intended to make his debut for Girona against Getafe if he were selected over Gazzaniga.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen confirmed at his presentation that he sought a starting role at Girona, explaining that following his injury, he wanted to return to playing as soon as possible. He stated that the manager’s decision must be respected and that while he always informed the manager of his availability, the choice was made for Joan, who is performing very well. Ter Stegen said he wanted to play and is grateful to the manager for selecting him for the Cup, which allowed him to demonstrate his fitness. He was reportedly emotional while saying goodbye to the Barcelona squad on Tuesday, stating that the experience had been very difficult. He described the Barca dressing room as spectacular and noted that it is a significant change after nearly 12 years at the club, adding that he has unforgettable memories that he will always cherish. Ter Stegen mentioned that his arrival at Girona has been amazing and that he still has difficulty remembering everyone’s names. He also stated that leaving his teammates was the most difficult part because they had a very close relationship. He said that after saying goodbye, there is a sense of relief.

According to Mundo Deportivo, following Marc-André ter Stegen's official move to Girona, president Delfí Geli highlighted the signing's significance, stating that his arrival makes them reflect on their current position and where they want to go. Quique Cárcel emphasized the operation's strategic importance, thanked the player's agent and FC Barcelona, and said Barcelona made the process easy. Cárcel added they did not hesitate to bring Ter Stegen when they knew it was a real possibility. Ter Stegen stated that when talks began, it was not known if it would be a real option due to many circumstances, but he is happy that all parties were ultimately satisfied. The player said he is happy to be at Girona and wants to contribute. He explained the operation was not easy, but the process with Míchel was excellent. After his injury, Ter Stegen wanted to return to the field as soon as possible and respected the decision of Flick and the competition with Joan Garcia. He thanked the coach for opportunities in the Copa and mentioned Eric Garcia's advice regarding Girona's family-like atmosphere. He said he will prepare to try to play on Monday, while noting the decision belongs to the coach, and noted his decision to join was not affected by the team's form because he liked the project.

Marc-André ter Stegen has explained that his decision to join Girona was connected to the club's football identity and that he chose them for their style of play. He also mentioned being influenced by Míchel, whose personal and footballing interest he appreciated, and noted that the decision to join was quite easy. Additionally, Ter Stegen shared that a conversation with Eric Garcia was a convincing factor, as Garcia had spoken highly of his own time at Girona.

SER Catalunya reported that Girona will only cover a symbolic amount of Marc-André Ter Stegen's salary, specifically 500,000 euros out of a net figure of around 10 million euros, which is about 5% of his wages. Barcelona has prioritized the decision of the German goalkeeper, who wants playing time to compete for the starting spot in the World Cup next June. Barcelona views his loan to Girona and potential starting role at the World Cup as a way to demonstrate his value for a future transfer. Ter Stegen is under contract until 2028, but Barcelona hopes that after the summer there may be a transfer or at least a departure to reduce the financial obligation of his salary.

Ter Stegen has been announced as a new signing for Girona. He stated that he has contradictory feelings about leaving the club he defended for 11 years. The move was driven by the dream of playing in the World Cup for the German national team. At Girona, Ter Stegen will have the opportunity to be on the field to try and convince coach Julian Nagelsmann that he can be Germany's number 1 at the World Cup. In his farewell message, Ter Stegen expressed gratitude and pride and reflected on nearly 12 years at Barcelona.

FC Barcelona and Girona FC reached an agreement for a loan of goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen, with Girona FC stating in a full release on its website that he will defend the red-and-white goal until the end of the season.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen has completed his loan move to Girona and will spend the rest of the 2025-26 season with the team managed by Michel. The transfer has now been announced. The Germany goalkeeper was left out of Barcelona’s Champions League squad to face Slavia Prague and underwent a medical with Girona on Tuesday. He is moving to get regular game time. Barcelona are paying the majority of Ter Stegen’s salary while he is at Girona and have also inserted a “fear clause” in his deal so he will not play when the two teams meet next month in La Liga.

Manager Hansi Flick has confirmed that Marc-André ter Stegen was left out of the Barcelona squad for the match against Slavia Prague on Wednesday, following an agreement for a loan move to Girona. Girona have agreed to a deal to sign the German on loan until the end of the season. As part of the deal, Barcelona has agreed to cover the vast majority of his salary. In his pre-match news conference, Flick confirmed that ter Stegen informed them that morning that he is going to Girona. Further work is still required to finalize the deal. The player has not travelled with the team to Prague and is instead focusing on completing his temporary departure.

Marc ter Stegen is nearing the formalization of his loan to Girona until June 30 after passing a medical examination this afternoon at Clínica Creu Blanca. The medical exams were initially planned to be in Girona but took place in Barcelona due to weather conditions. Ter Stegen said goodbye to his Barcelona teammates this morning before the team's trip to Prague. The agreement between the clubs was finalized on Monday with an exchange of documentation, which followed an understanding reached between Ter Stegen and Girona days earlier. According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona will assume 90% of the salary Ter Stegen was due to collect until June 30, while Girona will cover an amount close to but not reaching one million euros. The loan agreement includes a clause that prevents Ter Stegen from playing against Barcelona unless an indemnity of at least 300,000 euros is paid.

Information from Nil Sola indicates Girona will pay a smaller fraction of Marc-Andre ter Stegen's wages than was previously reported. Earlier reports had suggested Girona would contribute an amount just below €1 million, whereas Nil Sola's information indicates the figure is around €500,000. The remaining amount, which is roughly 90% of the goalkeeper's salary, will be covered by Barcelona until the end of June.

Marc André ter Stegen will finish the 2025-26 season at Girona on loan from FC Barcelona. The Athletic reports that Barcelona set a condition to facilitate the move that he cannot be fielded in the La Liga match at Montilivi on February 15, a clause known as the 'cláusula del miedo.' The clause could be broken by Girona if they pay a considerable compensation, but this is not expected to happen. Barcelona will cover almost all of Ter Stegen's salary, with a small portion paid by Girona. The official confirmation of the loan is very close, as Ter Stegen was not included in Barcelona's squad traveling to Prague for a Champions League match against Slavia. He has already said goodbye to his teammates and has a contract with Barcelona until 2028.

According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, a verbal agreement is in place for Marc-Andre ter Stegen's loan move to Girona until the end of the season, and he has used his 'Here we go' phrase in relation to the deal. Romano also revealed that Ter Stegen himself has agreed to finalize the temporary move. Girona head coach Michel recently told reporters that he would love to have Ter Stegen with them, adding that Ter Stegen is a top goalkeeper and that every club wants Marc in their team.

Marc ter Stegen has been given permission by Barcelona to finalize his loan move to Girona, which will last until the end of the season. According to Mundo Deportivo, the agreement between the two clubs was finalized yesterday, and the formal exchange of documents is currently in progress before the temporary transfer is officially announced. Ter Stegen is scheduled to undergo his medical examinations today, after which he will sign his contract with Girona. As part of the deal, Barcelona will pay 90% of Ter Stegen's remaining salary until June 30, while Girona will contribute an amount just under one million euros.

According to Romano, Marc-Andre Ter Stegen's loan move from Barcelona to Girona is almost complete. Barcelona and Girona are in the process of completing the agreement. The deal is a straight loan for the next six months, until the end of the season, and does not include a buy option clause. Ter Stegen is ready to move to Girona, and the deal is expected to be completed shortly.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen will leave FC Barcelona on loan to join FC Girona. There had been a months-long conflict between Ter Stegen and FC Barcelona which began with a back injury. The goalkeeper refused to sign a consent form that would have allowed Barcelona to forward his injury and surgery report to the Spanish league's medical commission, which meant La Liga could not assess the severity of the injury. The conflict escalated and Ter Stegen had his captaincy removed. It had appeared that he would leave in the summer, but he stayed with the Spanish champions and has not played any games for the club in the current season. The move to FC Girona is also likely related to his hopes for a World Cup nomination next summer, as the former Barca captain had recently not been nominated for the German national team on repeated occasions.

According to Fabrizio Romano, FC Barcelona has reached a verbal agreement for Marc-André Ter Stegen to leave the club. The German goalkeeper will join Girona on loan until the end of the 2025-2026 season, a move that will help Barcelona free up space in their wage bill. Romano confirmed that Ter Stegen has been given permission to leave and will become a new Girona player, with the agreement expected to be finalized in the next few hours. At Girona, he will compete for the position with Joan García and Wojciech Szczęsny.

Fabrizio Romano reports that FC Barcelona and Girona have reached a verbal agreement for Marc-André ter Stegen to play on loan until June 30, and that FC Barcelona will cover most of the German's salary. Club sources confirmed to MD that there is a preliminary agreement and that work is being done to finalize the loan in the coming days.

Portal TEAMtalk reports that West Ham United held talks with Barcelona for Marc-André ter Stegen, but the goalkeeper has chosen Girona. He rejected West Ham because he wanted to remain in Spain and not disrupt his family's life excessively.

ESPN revealed on Friday that Marc-André ter Stegen is nearing a move to LaLiga side Girona on loan until the summer to play regular football before the World Cup. When asked about the German international's situation, Flick said that it is Marc's decision.

Goal.com reports that Marc-Andre ter Stegen has reportedly agreed to a loan move to Girona until the end of the season. The 33-year-old has accepted a significant pay cut, giving up the majority of his salary to facilitate a deal. The move is described as an urgent attempt to secure regular football ahead of the World Cup.

According to Cadena SER, Girona is finalizing negotiations for Marc ter Stegen, aged 33, to join on loan at Montilivi until the end of the season. Barcelona is facilitating the move and will pay 90% of the goalkeeper's salary. Girona will cover an amount close to, but not reaching, one million euros. Ter Stegen has only considered the option of Girona to prioritize his family situation and stay near Barcelona to see his two children. The transfer is contingent on Barcelona's permission for Ter Stegen to not travel to Donostia for the league match against Real Sociedad.

SER Catalunya and Fabrizio Romano report that Marc-André ter Stegen has reached a full agreement with Girona for a temporary move on a loan basis, but the clubs must still finalize the remaining details of the deal.

According to 'as', FC Girona still wants to loan Marc-André ter Stegen, despite internal critical voices due to the goalkeeper's injury history. The Spanish newspaper states that for ter Stegen to keep his World Cup chance alive, he must agree to Girona. According to 'as', there are currently no other advances.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Sport', Marc-André ter Stegen has given his general approval to a loan move to FC Girona. The club wants to sign him on a half-year loan, and ter Stegen's priority is to play regularly for the 2026 World Cup. A delay in the deal is reportedly caused by ter Stegen not being willing to forgo salary for the transfer. At FC Barcelona, he reportedly earns an estimated salary of around 18 to 20 million euros per year, which would be 9 to 10 million euros for the loan's duration. Spanish media have reported that Barça would be willing to cover about 75 to 80 percent of the salary. According to Spanish media, even so, Girona would have to pay between approximately 1.8 and 2.5 million euros, which is considered too much. Additionally, a loan fee of around 1 million euros is mentioned.

According to SPORT, Marc-Andre ter Stegen is open to leaving Barcelona during the current transfer window and would be willing to move to Girona. He wants regular minutes and a guaranteed starting role to strengthen his chances of regaining the primary goalkeeper role for Germany ahead of the upcoming World Cup. Ter Stegen has conditions for his departure and is not willing to accept a reduction in his salary. Barcelona are demanding that Girona pay approximately 20 to 25 percent of the remaining wages in his contract, an amount that Girona is currently unable to afford. Ter Stegen has urged Girona to find solutions that could persuade Barcelona to approve the move. Barcelona are willing to facilitate the move, but their assistance has limits, if ter Stegen is determined to play for Girona.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Marc-André ter Stegen returned from Arabia late on Thursday night, and that tests carried out in Barcelona ruled out any injury to his knee despite the discomfort he felt during training on Tuesday afternoon. The same report states this leaves open the possibility of finding a team where he can get playing time to be able to participate in the World Cup. The report adds that ter Stegen may opt for a loan to Girona, who have shown interest in his situation but also have a complex situation in their goalkeeping department. It is also reported that Barcelona will facilitate things for Girona, who must reach an agreement with the goalkeeper.

AS reports on speculation about a potential loan for Marc-André Ter Stegen to Girona. The publication also stated that it was assumed he would stay in Arabia to negotiate a possible move. However, Flick assured on Tuesday that no player has asked to leave.

According to 'Mundo Deportivo', a potential injury to Marc-André ter Stegen does not present a problem, as Girona still want to sign him. Barcelona and Girona are already in agreement for the transfer, with Girona only needing to take over a small part of his salary. The move now depends on ter Stegen's approval.

According to Goal.com, Marc-Andre ter Stegen recently agreed to a loan move to Girona. His departure is now complicated by fitness concerns, as he has suffered a new knee injury.

According to Sport, Marc-Andre ter Stegen is now open to a loan move to Girona, but the major obstacle is the club's salary limit. Michel Sanchez's side are likely only able to contribute €1m of his wages, and with ter Stegen unwilling to give up money, Barcelona would have to cover the majority. The deal might be concluded in the final days of the transfer window. There is also no certainty over what room Girona will have in their salary limit, as manager Michel Sanchez wants to strengthen in other positions and some departures are also predicted.

Marc-André ter Stegen was reportedly targeting a winter transfer, with the most concrete lead recently being to FC Girona. It is currently unclear how severe ter Stegen's injury is, and in the most unfavorable circumstances, his planned winter move might not happen.

Cadena Ser reported that Marc-André ter Stegen could soon become Girona's goalkeeper and is ready to lower his salary to make the transfer possible. Citing @La_SER, Transfer News Live added that ter Stegen is said to have already held talks with Míchel.

The Catalan newspaper SPORT reported that Girona has explored the possibility of signing Marc-André Ter Stegen during the winter transfer window. The economic aspect makes the deal difficult, but the club will continue its efforts until the market closes. Marc-André Ter Stegen considers a loan to Girona a good opportunity, and the club's management considers his arrival a high-priority objective. Girona is unable to cover more than one million, and at most 1.5 million, in salary for the goalkeeper.

Hansi Flick stated that his current starter is Joan García. Ter Stegen's contract with Barcelona is valid until mid-2028.

Girona coach Michel stated on Esport3 that Marc-André ter Stegen is a top player and that everyone would like to have a goalkeeper like him in their team. Spanish media have recently reported that Girona is making progress in negotiations with Barcelona for a loan for ter Stegen until the end of the season, and that Barcelona would cover most of his salary. The Spanish newspaper As writes that the goalkeeper's salary is an issue in the transfer and that Barcelona knows they would have to make financial concessions for a loan. It has also been reported that Girona inquired about ter Stegen's fitness condition due to some doubts within the club. In response to this, Barcelona goalkeeping coach José de la Fuente stated that ter Stegen is in top condition. Ter Stegen is said to view the move positively, as it would allow him to stay in Catalonia and avoid complications with the custody of his two children following his separation, which was announced in March 2025. Regular playing time at Girona is also important for his chances of becoming Germany's starting goalkeeper at the 2026 World Cup.

According to reports from Spain, Girona have contacted Barcelona to ask about Marc-André ter Stegen. Girona require a goalkeeper because Dominik Livaković has an agreement to go back to Dinamo Zagreb. Girona's capacity to sign Ter Stegen is limited by financial fair play regulations and La Liga’s 1:1 rule, which makes a loan the only viable option. Girona would be unable to cover the entirety of the goalkeeper’s salary, which is reported as being approximately €15 million annually. This means Barcelona would need to cover a significant part of it for the transfer to be possible. To facilitate the transfer, Ter Stegen could also give up a part of his salary, which is similar to an action Dominik Livaković took when he joined Girona. Ter Stegen has been hesitant in the past to reduce his wages, but the prospect of receiving regular playing time ahead of the 2026 World Cup might affect his decision.

According to 'Sport', Marc-André ter Stegen will move to Girona. Mundo Deportivo stated that FC Girona will make every effort to sign the goalkeeper this winter, with a loan until the end of the season under discussion. The City Football Group from Abu Dhabi backs FC Girona.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Marca', Marc-André ter Stegen could play for FC Girona in the second half of the season. 'Marca' reports that the relegation-threatened La Liga club is making progress in negotiations with Barcelona over a loan deal for ter Stegen until the end of the season. Girona coach Míchel reportedly considers ter Stegen a primary transfer target in his search for a new goalkeeper. Barcelona would cover the majority of ter Stegen's salary during the half-year loan. The Spanish newspaper 'Sport' also reports on the developing transfer, stating that ter Stegen is seeking a move to Girona.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Girona has inquired about Marc-André Ter Stegen's situation and is aware that the goalkeeper would consider playing for the club. The club's proximity to Barcelona and his family situation, specifically his responsibilities as a father, make Girona a desirable location for him should he decide to obtain immediate playing time. A loan is the only scenario being considered, but Girona is unable to pay Ter Stegen's salary, which is significantly higher than that of any player in their squad. For the transfer to be completed, Ter Stegen would need to accept a significant reduction in his salary for the six months of competition, or FC Barcelona would have to pay most of it. The report also states that it is an unlikely option at present, but Girona's sporting management will attempt to complete the transfer, which would require significant efforts from all three parties involved.

Sport reports that Girona is making every effort to sign Marc ter Stegen from Barcelona, utilizing the good relationship between the two clubs. According to Sport, Girona is expected to move for Ter Stegen because Dominik Livakovic is set to leave the club.

According to Cadena SER, Gérone would like to loan Marc-André ter Stegen during the winter transfer window and offer him a starting position. Gérone will have to convince FC Barcelone to pay part of Ter Stegen's very high salary. The club will also need to convince Ter Stegen, who is not necessarily considering leaving Barcelone this winter despite his current situation.

FC Girona has inquired about the 33-year-old German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen because their current goalkeeper wants to be transferred in the winter. Ter Stegen needs more playing time to ensure his selection for the upcoming World Cup, as he is currently limited to cup matches at FC Barcelona. It is reported that Barcelona is willing to transfer its captain to reduce its expenditure on his large salary, which could be an obstacle for interested clubs.