Alarm at Girona FC: Ter Stegen could suffer a serious injury and face two months out

The German goalkeeper sustained a hamstring injury during the defeat against Oviedo, forcing the club to seek urgent alternatives before the transfer market closes.

Generic image of hands holding a football goalkeeper jersey, symbolizing an unexpected absence.
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Generic image of hands holding a football goalkeeper jersey, symbolizing an unexpected absence.

Girona FC goalkeeper, Marc-André Ter Stegen, reportedly suffered a serious hamstring muscle injury during the match in Oviedo, potentially sidelining him for over two months.

Girona's defeat in Oviedo broke the team's good run of results this 2026, but the consequences could be far more severe. According to reports from the SER network and Jijantes, the German goalkeeper sustained a hamstring muscle injury with possible tendon involvement.

Ter Stegen's injury comes at a critical time, just hours before the winter transfer market closes, forcing the club to act with extreme speed.

This situation could keep the goalkeeper off the field for a period exceeding two months. Girona is awaiting definitive medical tests but has already begun exploring all possible alternatives to cover his absence.
One option reportedly being considered, according to SER, is that Ter Stegen returns to FC Barcelona, his parent club. If confirmed, Girona would have to scramble the market to find a new goalkeeper in record time and with a very limited salary margin.