The Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo' revealed that the new injury sustained by German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen has brought uncertainty back to his near future with FC Barcelona, casting doubt on the option of loaning him out during the winter transfer window.

According to the newspaper, ter Stegen left Barcelona's camp in Saudi Arabia, where the team is preparing to participate in the Spanish Super Cup, due to an injury whose nature has not yet been determined, and he is to undergo medical examinations to assess its severity.

The newspaper explained that this setback came just weeks after the German goalkeeper recovered from back problems, which may affect his decision regarding accepting a loan that would grant him more playing time and help him regain competitive rhythm, especially with the upcoming World Cup.

Ter Stegen had participated in one match in the Copa del Rey against Guadalajara, while Girona club expressed its readiness to receive him as a potential destination that would allow him to regain match sharpness.

The future of the German goalkeeper remains dependent on the results of medical examinations and his response to treatment, amid a difficult phase he is going through due to recurring injuries, according to what the Spanish newspaper confirmed.