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Barça suffered their first defeat of the season and under Hansi Flick during their trip to Monaco (2-1) in midweek for the first day of the Champions League. One man precipitated the fall of his team on the Rock, Marc-Adré ter Stegen. His poor clearance in the center cost Eric Garcia the expulsion and his team to play ten against eleven throughout the match. Since then, the German goalkeeper has attracted the wrath of the Spanish press.
She criticises him for taking too many risks in his kicking game, especially since he has made several mistakes in recent weeks.This is one of Ter Stegen’s strong points.retorted Flick at a press conference this Saturday. And that is part of our style. Our actions often start with Ter Stegen. Mistakes are human. You have to learn, we have analyzed it. I hope I have given clear orders so that this does not happen again. I hope it will not happen.“The message got through.
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