Wojciech Szczęsny joined Barcelona mid-season. There are claims that his starting position was promised to him to convince him to come out of retirement.

FC Barcelona is considering extending Wojciech Szczesny's stay beyond the current season. The club's sporting director, Deco, mentioned Szczesny as a high-level goalkeeper and a great professional with significant experience, important for the team's dynamics. Although Szczesny announced his retirement last August, he returned due to Marc-André ter Stegen's injury. Deco stated that they haven't discussed Szczesny's future plans yet, but a conversation will likely happen soon.

Wojciech Szczęsny joined FC Barcelona in October following a serious knee injury sustained by Marc-André ter Stegen. Despite Polish fans' anticipation for his swift debut, Szczęsny had to be patient for his opportunity. In January, he was included in the starting lineup for the Copa del Rey match against UD Barbastro by Hans-Dieter Flick, in which they secured a 4-0 victory. Since then, he has played in nine matches, achieving clean sheets in four of them. His impressive performance has sparked discussions about a potential contract extension with the club, according to Toni Juanmartí from 'Sport'.

Wojciech Szczęsny, the Polish goalkeeper, ended his retirement to join FC Barcelona in October following Marc-André ter Stegen's serious knee injury. Szczęsny signed a contract lasting until June 30, 2025, with both parties open to extending their collaboration beyond this date. Initially, Szczęsny contemplated a nine-month return to the field, but his passion for the game was reignited. He has become a significant figure in the team, taking on a mentoring role for younger players. His performance has received praise from Hans-Dieter Flick, who regards him as the top choice. However, the final decision might also be influenced by Iñaki Peña's future plans.