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Wojciech Szczęsny at FC Barcelona, it’s hot. The Polish goalkeeper arrived this Monday late morning at the Barça training center to undergo his medical examination and formalize his signing. At 34 years old and just a few weeks after announcing his retirement, the former Juventus goalkeeper is preparing to put on the gloves again. He is currently in the hands of Ciutat Esportiva doctors.
Recruited to compensate for the absence of Marc-André ter Stegen, who has a serious knee injury and who is expected to miss the next eight months of competition, Szczęsny will sign a one-season contract with the Blaugranas, if of course he passes the traditional test. medical examination. The Polish goalkeeper will not, however, be able to play in the Champions League before January with the Catalans, because he was not registered before the closing of the lists by UEFA.
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