Barcelona’s transfer team is keeping a close eye on a potential free agent goalkeeper signing, according to Barca insider Toni Juanmartí of Diario Sport. The player in question is Antonio Adán.
Goalkeeper reinforcements have been a hot topic in Barcelona following Marc-André ter Stegen’s serious knee injury, which has sidelined him for an extended period. This has led the club’s management to consider exploring the free agent market for a replacement.
As Diario Sport reports, 37-year-old Antonio Adán, who has previously played in La Liga for Real Madrid, Real Betis, and Atlético Madrid, is currently a free agent after leaving Sporting CP in the summer. Adán is training alone to stay fit, awaiting an opportunity from an interested club – potentially Barcelona.
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Barcelona is actively monitoring Antonio Adán, a 37-year-old goalkeeper and free agent, as a potential signing to cover for the injured Marc-André ter Stegen. Adán, who previously played for Real Madrid, Real Betis, and Atlético Madrid, recently left Sporting CP, where he kept 68 clean sheets in 156 appearances.
He remains fit, training solo while awaiting a club offer. With Barcelona considering their options in the free-agent market, Adán has emerged as a serious candidate to reinforce their squad during Ter Stegen’s absence