Marc-André ter Stegen, the goalkeeper of Barcelona, began individual training this morning at the Joan Gamper Sports City, marking a new step in his recovery process following the recent surgery he underwent.

Ter Stegen arrived at the sports facilities in the morning, where he conducted special training away from his first-team teammates, as the Catalan club awaits the medical court's decision regarding his health report, which is expected to significantly impact Barcelona's technical and financial plans for the new season.

This phase comes after a period of tension that saw the relationship between the goalkeeper and the club strained, but ter Stegen's statements during the Joan Gamper Trophy event helped ease the atmosphere, as the audience welcomed him during his speech that carried a message of reconciliation.

According to reports, the medical court's decision is expected within the next few hours, and if the injury requires a long recovery period, Barcelona will have greater flexibility to strengthen its squad through financial fair play, whereas if the goalkeeper's condition improves, this flexibility will be reduced.

All eyes remain on ter Stegen, who is currently focused on returning to the pitch as soon as possible, preparing to face the upcoming challenges with the team.