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Ter Stegen Set to Leave Barça Camp and Fly to Amsterdam to Finalize Season‑long Loan to Ajax
The one-year loan was agreed nearly a month ago, and Barcelona’s permission clears the way for registration before Ajax’s next UEFA match.
On Friday, Marc-André ter Stegen received permission from FC Barcelona to fly to Amsterdam for a medical examination, clearing the path toward joining Ajax on a one-year loan.
Technical Director Jordi Cruijff maintained confidence despite weeks of delays caused by unresolved tax issues between Barcelona and the player. Ajax and Barcelona reached the one-year loan agreement on July 3.
Ter Stegen is expected to be available for the next match against the Ierse Shelbourne, pending the medical outcome. The club must register him and Tolu Arokodare with UEFA by Wednesday evening.
Cruijff has bolstered the squad by adding Daley Blind, Caio Henrique, and Marcos Leonardo alongside the goalkeeper. Manager Michel is building a competitive roster, though a defensive midfielder remains a priority.
Following a dominant 4-1 victory against Vojvodina, Oscar Gloukh scored a hattrick, demonstrating the depth and attacking form the squad will need as new signings integrate into the team.