Barcelona homegrown star angered by club’s pursuit of new player in his position

The current situation at Barcelona regarding the goalkeeper’s role is becoming increasingly intense, particularly in light of Marc-Andre ter Stegen’s recent injury. 

This unexpected setback has left the club in a position where they must make critical decisions about their goalkeeping options moving forward.

Barcelona appear to be considering the possibility of relying on Inaki Pena as their primary goalkeeper until at least January. This could be a chance for Pena to step up and showcase his skills at a crucial time for the club. 

However, the situation is complicated by the presence of several experienced free-agent goalkeepers, including Keylor Navas, Claudio Bravo, and Wojciech Szczesny. These players are all eyeing the opportunity to join Barcelona, and the club is reportedly weighing their options carefully.

Pena is not happy with the situation

Amid these developments, Pena has expressed his feelings about the ongoing speculation regarding potential new signings.

Inaki Pena is not happy with his situation at the club. (Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images)

According to a report from AS, Pena feels both surprised and frustrated by the media’s focus on various goalkeeper names linked to the club. 

He interprets this attention as a clear indication that Barcelona may not have full confidence in his abilities. This feeling of uncertainty can be disheartening for any player, especially one looking to establish himself in a high-pressure environment like Barcelona.

Pena’s frustrations are compounded by his reflections on his performance from the previous season. He attributes some of his struggles to the overall negative dynamics within the team during that period. 

The prospect of signing experienced goalkeepers like Navas, Bravo, or Szczesny adds an intriguing layer to the ongoing discussions. 

Each of these players brings a wealth of experience and skill, which could benefit Barcelona significantly. However, their arrival could also hinder the development of younger players like Pena, who need opportunities to gain experience and prove themselves.