Each team: Barcelona will meet Ter Stegen, hoping to convince him to sign the injury report

August 6th, Daily Sports reported that Barcelona will meet with Ter Stegen, hoping to convince him to sign the injury report.

Barcelona will usher in turmoil tomorrow. Ter Stegen refused to sign the club's medical report. The document needs to be submitted to the La Liga Medical Committee to verify its long-term injury status, so as to facilitate Barcelona to register for new aid Joan-Garcia.

The news first disclosed by World Sports caught Barcelona senior executives who had just returned from South Korea, including Chairman Laporta. The board of directors' first reaction was to study the initiation of disciplinary procedures for German goalkeepers. The club believed that his behavior constituted serious negligence, but needed to confirm whether the refusal to provide medical data constituted a basis for punishment.

Barca expects that action will be progressing today. The player himself may meet with his lawyer and club representative this afternoon (it is not ruled out that it will be postponed to tomorrow). The club hopes that Ter Stegen will not refuse the talks and looks forward to his change of intentions to sign a medical report that needs to be submitted for La Liga. During the meeting, the club will explain to the goalkeeper in a mediation manner that the refusal of signatures will harm the interests of teammates, the entire team and Frick's coaching staff, and warn that the handling procedures may be initiated. In addition, the club will be informed that the club can still submit medical reports without signature.

The Barcelona senior executives who just returned to Barcelona from South Korea were furious. The club emphasized that there has never been a precedent for players to refuse medical reports in La Liga history, which is a routine process for dealing with long-term injuries.

The confrontation between the two sides began when Ter Stegen learned that the club signed Joan Garcia as the main force and tried to push himself to leave the team. He first made a clear statement that he refused to transfer. After meeting with Flick to confirm that it was not in the plan, he decided to perform another surgery on the back injury that had been operated in 2023.

Club regards its injury as an opportunity to quickly register Joan Garcia, because they can use 80% of the salary of the Lion to allocate it to Joan Garcia, but only if the Lion is injured for more than four months. Ter Stegen stated on social media only for three months before surgery, which directly harmed the interests of the club.