Goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen, who reached 400 games played for Barcelona in the last LaLiga EA Sports match against Mallorca, expressed his pride in "wearing this shirt for so long" and finds it "very beautiful" to have achieved this milestone.

The player, born in Mönchengladbach, emphasized his commitment to the club in statements to the Catalan media: "I always try to give my best for this badge and enjoy being on the field."

Those 400 games make Ter Stegen the third foreign footballer to have defended the blue and red jersey the most, only surpassed by Leo Messi (758) and Dani Alves (408).

The German goalkeeper is also the player with the most appearances in the current squad for Barça, which is why he wants to pass on this experience to his teammates.

"I try to take advantage of the experience from previous situations, and obviously convey it to those who have just arrived or have played fewer games. I try to give my version, my experience," summarized the German.