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According to "Daily Sports", Turkish giant Besiktas intends to loan Ter Stegen out in the winter window at the cost of salary. Ter Stegen has no intention of terminating his contract with Barcelona and prefers to stay with the team, but he does not rule out any possibility.

The media pointed out that in-depth operations surrounding Marc-Andre ter Stegen have begun. The winter transfer market is approaching, and the goalkeeper's embarrassing situation in Barcelona is about to usher in a final solution, and all possibilities have not been ruled out.

If the player himself wants to leave, Barcelona is willing to open the release channel in January, and has received the first formal proposal: Besiktas is prepared to bear his salary for the rest of the season, and includes a non-mandatory buyout option at the end of the season, with a buyout fee of approximately 8 million euros - which is exactly his current market valuation. Negotiations have not yet advanced and more offers are expected to emerge in the coming weeks, with the final decision still in the hands of the players.

According to the media "Fanatik", Besiktas clearly regards signing Ter Stegen as the primary signing target to reverse the competitive crisis. Due to the sluggish performance of veteran goalkeeper Mert Gunok, the Turkish Super League club believes that Barcelona's German goalkeeper is the most reliable choice now and in the future.

Besiktas and Galatasaray both made inquiries this summer, but were unable to make in-depth contacts due to the player's refusal to leave the team and his subsequent surgery. It is reported that Besiktas management is maintaining close communication with Barcelona and the player team to promote the transfer.

Besiktas sporting director Edward Graf played a key role in this purchase. The German director, who has served for a long time at Dortmund, is trying his best to prove to Ter Stegen's team that the Turkish Super League club is the ideal choice-the players can obtain the main position in the domestic league and the Europa League and show leadership value. The club has also promised to give them the autonomy to decide their future this summer.

ter Stegen has yet to take action. His first goal is to fully return to training with the first team in mid-December and obtain medical clearance. Germans always regard recovery as a top priority and only plan for the future after achieving this goal. His first choice has always been to stay at Barcelona, ​​but if he continues to lack playing opportunities here, he does not rule out negotiating to leave the team in a way that is beneficial to his career.

The competitive planning and economic plans on the table will be crucial. Besiktas has taken the lead, and Premier League clubs may follow in the next few days. Once all options are clear, the German is most likely to leave on loan until June. Ter Stegen's contract with Barcelona expires in 2028 and he has no intention of unilaterally terminating the contract. The short-term loan plan can not only guarantee his playing time, but also help compete for the German team's starting goalkeeper position in next year's World Cup.

Barcelona will not forcefully intervene. Considering the trouble caused by the injury of Joan Garcia to the team (Polish goalkeeper Szczesny's sub-optimal condition has affected the team's performance), the club prefers to keep the lineup stable. Despite having received the offer, Barca are still waiting for the German goalkeeper to make the first unsolicited move, which has so far not occurred.