Barcelona's Ter Stegen Faces Three-Month Sideline After Back Surgery
Barcelona captain and goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen will be out for three months following back surgery. The 33-year-old, who missed seven months last year due to a knee injury, announced this on Instagram. Despite the setback, Ter Stegen remains optimistic about his rehabilitation process.

Barcelona's star goalkeeper and captain, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, is set to miss three months following back surgery. This marks another significant setback for the 33-year-old after a seven-month recovery from a knee injury last year.
Ter Stegen, who has been a cornerstone for Barcelona since 2014, posted the surgery update on Instagram, expressing both the emotional and physical toll of the process. Having already endured a two-month recovery from back surgery earlier in 2023, the goalkeeper is no stranger to rehabilitation challenges.
Despite the disappointing news, doctors are optimistic about his recovery, aiming to manage it as a precaution to avoid further complications. Ter Stegen's absence will be felt by Barcelona, as his presence has been instrumental in the team's success, including their six LaLiga titles and a Champions League victory.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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