Each team: Barcelona players support Telio to continue to be captain, and will not let the club destroy locker room autonomy

The Daily Sports Daily reported that the Barcelona locker room supports Ter Stegen to continue to be the captain and is unwilling to betray his teammates for the club. The voting election for the new Barcelona captain was originally scheduled to be held this week. Frick had promised to be completed before the start of La Liga. In fact, according to tradition, it should be determined before the Gambel Cup. At that time, the armband wearers will address the public as usual. The club Intel Stegen opens up the controversial issue of injury time and is reluctant to let him continue to serve as captain, but faces a difficult situation. The locker room collectively opposed betrayal of teammates. The players believed that the goalkeeper and the club were purely competitive conflicts and had nothing to do with them, and looked forward to the storm to ease. If the players wish, Ter Stegen will continue to serve as captain.

Recently, several players made public statements, emphasizing that Ter Stegen is still the undisputed captain. Some players also contacted the Lion directly during their trip to the United States, making it clear that they would never give in unless the club canceled the vote unprecedentedly. Players are well aware that such conflicts may come to anyone in the future and are reluctant to set dangerous precedents.

According to convention, Barcelona locker room usually selects captains based on qualifications. This time the club tried to interfere with the rules, hoping that Frick could nominate a player who is still very prestigious in the locker room, although he is still inexperienced. Although Barcelona has the right to modify the rules, the players refuse to compromise. If the disciplinary process is initiated, the club will strive to exclude the candidates of Ter Stegen.

Barcelona originally thought the locker room would support the club because Ter Stegen was allegedly tense with some players. However, the rift of some players is completely different from the team's collective will to resist management's interference in locker room autonomy. Frick has tried to maintain locker room autonomy since he took office, and the controversy over the captain's candidate poses a major challenge to his team building plan.

Terstegen plans to continue to undergo rehabilitation training with his teammates at the club medical center as usual. Although he is unable to play on the court, he will still participate in the team's daily life. Ter Stegen is sure that he will come back within three months and aims to return to the field in the first half of the league.