Barcelona put the icing on their cake of a season at the Camp Nou with a victory against Mallorca (3-0). Marc-Andre ter Stegen spoke to 'DAZN' and left the door open to the possibility of a pay cut to help out the club.
Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Barca's German keeper, admitted that Sunday was a "sad day" and "hard" due to the club's farewell for Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba. The two legends played their last game at the Camp Nou, and next season will see the grounds undergoing reconstruction.
"It's a sad day because it won't be like this again, it's been many years and when you play all those games, it becomes your home", he explained to 'DAZN', referring to the Catalan side's stadium, which saw its last game before its remodel.
He also spoke about Busquets and Alba: "We have shared lots of lovely moments and to say goodbye to two such important teammates is painful, I wish them and their families the best and it's very hard", added the German international.
He finished talking about his wage for next year: "Taking a pay cut? I would be open to hearing what the club has to say, and helping. We've already made some efforts".