Barcelona is considering bringing back retired goalkeeper Claudio Bravo to fill the void left by Marc-André ter Stegen’s serious injury. Ter Stegen suffered a complete rupture of the patella tendon in his right knee during Sunday’s La Liga match against Villarreal and will undergo surgery.
Bravo, 41, announced his retirement in August after an illustrious career with multiple clubs, including Barcelona, where he won nine major titles from 2014 to 2016. However, the Chilean goalkeeper has expressed willingness to return temporarily if needed.
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Barcelona confirmed Ter Stegen’s injury, stating he was “visibly in pain” and required immediate replacement by backup goalkeeper Iñaki Peña. With Peña’s relatively limited experience, Bravo’s potential return could provide stability.
Bravo’s impressive career includes stints at Colo Colo, Real Sociedad, Manchester City, and Real Betis. His experience and familiarity with Barcelona make him an attractive option for the club.
While no official announcement has been made, Bravo’s willingness to help his former team could pave the way for a temporary comeback.
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