After a horrible injury and being stretchered out of the field in Barcelona’s last La Liga game against Villareal, star goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen’s medical report is out. The player has ruptured his knee tendon, which will possibly lead him to lose the rest of the season.
Barcelona won the game 5-1, but the win was tainted by their captain’s horrible injury. It was suspected that the player might miss the season earlier, and as the report came out on Monday, September 13, the speculation became right.
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Barca Confirms Ter Stegen Ruptured Knee Tendon
Barcelona officially confirmed that Ter Stegan ‘has a complete rupture in the patella tendon in his right knee’.
“Tests carried out on the first team player, Marc ter Stegen, confirm that he has a complete rupture in the patella tendon in his right knee. On Monday afternoon, he will undergo a surgical process, and once complete, a new update will be released.”
Barca coach Ansi Flick commented on the incident as ‘sad’ and denied to comment on whether the club will go on to sign another goalkeeper for this year.
“Signing a replacement for Ter Stegen? I don’t like this question. Please understand that I am very sad right now, and I don’t want to talk about this topic right now.”
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