Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen will turn into action on Saturday’s Laliga’s clash in Real Valladolid, ending a seven-month magic after the knee surgery, said coach Hansi Flick.

The 33-year-old suffered a full tear of a tendon below his right knees in September and did surgery shortly thereafter. In his absence, Barricie returned to the Polish goalkeeper Wojciech szczesnywho came out of the pension in October to sign as a free agent.

Captain’s benefit is a big boost for Barcelona, ​​which leads Laliga with 76 points, four points ahead of last season champions Madrid true with five remaining matches, including a Clasico at home after Small description.

“He’s good, Marc ter Stegen will come back tomorrow, ” Flick told reporters on Friday with a big smile. “It will also be good for szczesny to rest too. Marc is training very well, and can play at this level.

Asked if Ter Stegen will be in goal for the remaining games, Flick said: “I’m not thinking about changing anything by the end of the season. But he can change; after Valladolid. We’ll see what happens.”

Barca has less than 72 hours to recover before Saturday’s match, which looks easily manageable on paper, with Valladolid located at the end of Laliga last week.

Flick’s team blocked the 7-0 Valladolid in August and now visit a team that has four wins so far this season and the worst defense record of the League after receiving 81 goals in 33 games.

“The attitude must be the same level as the Wednesday Champions League clash against Inter Milan“ Flick said referring to the 3-3 semi-final shock of the house before Tuesday’s return.

“It doesn’t matter where (Valladolid) are playing next season, they are now playing in Laliga and we respect them. Also, you can lose the title from these matches.”

“In the first part of the season, losses against Lean AND Las palmas (He kept us back), we suffered so that the team knows how important this match is. “