Front goalkeeper: It is difficult for a club to pay for Ter Stegen, but now Barcelona can only bear it

A few days ago, former Spanish goalkeeper Santiago Canisales talked about Ter Stegen on the "El Partidazo" program on Cobe Radio.

Canisares recalled working with German goalkeeper Timo Hildebrand: "He couldn't be my friend because I talked to him, and he ignored me. I tried to establish a friendship with him. 'How are you?' On the first day he said 'Good'. On the third day he ignored me, as if saying 'Don't bother me, I ignore you, I'm your enemy, because I'm going to keep the goal, so I don't want to talk to you'."

Based on his understanding of Ter Stegen's character, Canisares believed that Barcelona should have foreseen this situation in this way: "I think Barca miscalculated the situation because they wanted to pack Ter Stegen away, but when a player returned from injury, received a high salary, and was no longer 25 years old, it was difficult for anyone to pay (his transfer fees and wages), and now Barcelona can only bear it by themselves."