Barcelona's goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny said he signed for the Catalan club to replace Ter Stegen and that he would understand if the German would take his place once he recovers from his knee injury.
Wojciech Szczesny decided to come out of retirement to live one last adventure in his career. The Polish goalkeeper did not hesitate to put on his gloves when Barcelona called him to replace Ter Stegen.
The German goalkeeper suffered a serious knee injury at the beginning of the season and the former Juventus keeper signed for the ‘Cules’ to take his place until he recovered from the injury.
However, few expected Szczesny's great performance as Flick's first choice goalkeeper to go down in history as one of the players with the best debut season at the club.
However, the Polish goalkeeper knows that once Ter Stegen recovers, it is quite likely that he will lose his undisputed place in goal, something that he would find normal and that he assures that he would have no problem.
"I came at Barça to replace Ter Stegen and I would have no problem if he came back and took his place. If the coach decides at some point that the captain should come back and take over in goal, for me it is completely normal," he said.