Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen began his training this morning after confirming his health condition and ensuring there were no serious injuries, according to the Spanish newspaper "Sport."

Ter Stegen felt discomfort during training before the match against Athletic Bilbao and immediately traveled to Barcelona for medical examinations, which confirmed that there was no physical injury preventing him from returning to the field or completing any potential transfer.

This news is positive for both the club and the goalkeeper, as Ter Stegen can focus on recovery and preparing for any future steps, while Barcelona is reassured about the player's readiness.

Girona's interest in signing Ter Stegen this winter comes after continuous monitoring, especially with the coach's admiration for the goalkeeper's footwork skills. With the minor ongoing discomforts, the Catalan club's stance on the deal remains dependent on the player's condition developments.