Barcelona weighs stripping Ter Stegen of captaincy as surgery fuels discontent

Barcelona officials evaluate removing Marc-André ter Stegen from his captain role after recent developments with the German goalkeeper. The club faces significant financial constraints regarding new player registrations. Ter Stegen will miss three months following the lower back surgery he announced yesterday. Management hoped to access 80 percent of his wages for player registration purposes. Current regulations prevent this financial relief unless his absence reaches four months.

Catalan publication Sport reports internal criticism of the goalkeeper's commitment to team priorities. Several club figures question whether ter Stegen places Barcelona's needs above personal concerns. The timing of his surgery announcement has created tension within the organization. German manager Hans Flick holds authority over the captaincy decision. He must determine ter Stegen's leadership status before the new campaign begins.
 

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