Marc-André ter Stegen is prepared to return to Barcelona, according to Hansi Flick, and he has extended an offer. Injury update for Robert Lewandowski

Marc-André ter Stegen is “prepared” to return to Barcelona, according to Hansi Flick, who also provides an update on Robert Lewandowski’s injury.

In a press conference on Monday, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick provided a significant update on club captain Marc-André ter Stegen and discussed the absence of striker Robert Lewandowski as the team prepared for

Tuesday’s La Liga match against Mallorca. The coach disclosed that Ter Stegen is finally prepared to resume play after missing nearly the entire season due to a knee injury. However, he declined to provide a specific date for the goalkeeper’s return. In regards to Lewandowski, who is anticipated to be sidelined for the next three weeks due to a hamstring injury, Flick did not establish a specific return date and stated that the club will not expedite

his recovery in order to guarantee his complete health upon his return to play. “[On Ter Stegen] He is prepared and prepared.” We will discuss the necessary actions. We will determine the appropriate time to return by consulting with him. “We are currently unaware of the duration of the situation with regard to Lewandowski.” We will welcome him back with open arms when he is prepared. There is no necessity to expedite the process.

Flick has been exceedingly ambiguous regarding Ter Stegen’s return, particularly in light of the fact that his return would render Wojciech Szczesny unavailable to compete in Europe. Therefore, it is uncertain whether the coach will elect to utilise Ter Stegen in less consequential matches until La Liga concludes.It’s also interesting that Hansi didn’t want to say when

is coming back, since he knows from previous experience working with Lewy at Bayern Munich that the Pole is an exceedingly dedicated professional who usually comes back sooner than expected from injury. Ferran Torres is expected to fill Lewandowski’s role for the next couple of weeks, but it would surely not be a bad thing to have the team’s top scorer back as soon as possible.