FC Barcelona is considering Wojciech Szczęsny as a potential candidate to replace the injured Marc-André ter Stegen for the rest of the season. Discussions have been held between Hansi Flick and Deco about the need for an experienced goalkeeper.

Barcelona is considering signing retired goalkeeper Wojciech Szczęsny as a replacement for the injured Marc ter Stegen. Szczęsny, who last played three months ago, would join until the season's end to support Iñaki Peña. Due to transfer window restrictions, Barcelona can only sign free agents, and Szczęsny fits the profile, having a prestigious career with Juventus. However, he cannot compete in the Champions League until February. Despite retiring after failing to find a suitable club, a Barcelona offer is tempting for Szczęsny.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona is in search of a new goalkeeper to sign without a transfer fee, following the injury of their first-choice keeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen. It has been reported that Barcelona has set their sights on Wojciech Szczęsny, who recently concluded his professional football career, to potentially come out of retirement and serve as their main goalkeeper until Ter Stegen's recovery. Szczęsny has a history of playing for clubs like Arsenal, Brentford, Roma, and Juventus, and has earned 84 caps with the Polish national team.

Barcelona is considering Wojciech Szczęsny as a replacement for Marc-André Ter Stegen, who is out for the season due to a complete patellar tendon rupture. The former Juventus goalkeeper announced his retirement, but Barcelona fans are trying to convince him to come out of retirement.