Reporter: Why the move?
MAtS: I made this decision because I see a new perspective for me. I'm looking forward to a new task, I'm looking forward to what comes next. It sounds strange when I say it has nothing to do with Borussia, but in this case, it's true. Borussia has always been able to give me everything, but I'm seeing a higher task for myself now and I'm looking forward to it.
Reporter: Christoph Kramer just said that everybody knows where you're going except for the people here in the studio. Can you announce today that you'll move to Barcelona?
MAtS: I won't comment on particular clubs. It will be made official in the coming weeks. Until then you will have to be patient. *smiles*
Reporter: But Barcelona would be such a "particular" club, it would be very particular, can I say it like that?
MAtS: *smiles* It is surely a particular club, it's one of the best clubs in the world... and it's very particular, but... (audience applauds)
Reporter: But it doesn't come out of the blue, allegedly FC Barcelona have scouted you for many years, since the U17 Euros [...], back then the word was that you would end up at Barcelona. Is a new conreact signed, do you already have a new club?
MAtS: I have a new club, yes.
Reporter: Very good. I heard you are learning Spanish.
MAtS: Okay.
Reporter: Spain is an interesting country. Are you learning Spanish because you want to go on holiday there?
MAtS: Among other things, yes. No, I'm generally interested in languages... *laughs*
Reporter: You have a Fachabitur diploma, so you can already speak English. [...] What about French?
MAtS: No. I had Italian at school, which is a beautiful language too. Accordingly, I decided I wanted to keep on developing on a personal level. There will be a time after football and it's always useful to know languages.
Reporter: The Spanish league is better than the Italian one though, isn't it?
MAtS: I don't know, I don't know either one.
Reporter: Regarding the "particular clubs", FC Barcelona is still in for the championship title after it looked like it would be a trophyless season. Mundo Deportivo wrote that you would be in Barcelona for the season's final against Atlético. That would be an exciting match, wouldn't it?
MAtS: It's surely an exciting match, but I won't be there.
Reporter: Otherwise I would have bought you a ticket.
MAtS: That's nice, but I think I'll be on holiday next week.
Reporter: But when the liga in Spain is over, can we say that there will be a decision, that Marc-André ter Stegen will - coincidentally - announce where he will go then?
MAtS: We'll see how things go, but in the next weeks there will be an official announcement. [...]
Reporter: You would really like to say it now, wouldn't you?
MAtS: No... *laughs*
[...] (Talking about the WC)
Reporter: Do you receive ARD and ZDF in Barcelona? Otherwise you will have to watch the WC in Spanish...
MAtS: I will still be in Germany during the WC.
Reporter: [...] How do you want to show Löw that you're irreplacable for the Euros 2016?
MAtS: I want to do well at my new club, that's very important, no matter where I will end up. My agent and me are always trying to search the best solution for me and I think we have found a great opportunity. There I want to show and prove myself, there I want to put in top performances on the international stage. Then we will see how relevant that is for 2016.
Reporter: Is that something that will shape you, the fight for a spot in the NT but also at your new club, which is as you said a special club, a big club. You won't be set as a starter there either, you will have to settle in first and fight. Is that something that scares you?
MAtS: No, otherwise I wouldn't have done it. I am going to, in my eyes, a very very big club - I think it's not only me who thinks that - but you have that everywhere. At Gladbach that can happen as well, that you [...] don't perform and play the second fiddle. You have to be prepared for that, no matter where you are. I want to face my challenges and be successful in doing that.