Pablo Torre’s Future at Barcelona Uncertain as Transfer Rumors Heat Up

BARCELONA, Spain – Pablo Torre‘s future at FC Barcelona hangs in the balance as he struggles for playing time. After joining the club in the 2022-23 season, Torre played in only 16 matches across all competitions, accumulating just 583 minutes on the pitch.

Although Torre started with a commitment to join the first team, he found competition daunting. In his first season, he made limited appearances, playing only eight La Liga matches before being loaned to Girona, where he saw a slight increase in playing time but still fell short of expectations.

Now back at Barcelona, Torre had a promising pre-season under coach Hansi Flick. However, with the return of players like Gavi and the arrival of Dani Olmo, Torre saw his chances limited yet again, resulting in only 14 matches this season, involving 421 minutes.

His lack of participation has raised concerns for both Torre and the club. As a talented 22-year-old, his camp believes it is time for him to find a new club where he can play regularly. Barcelona is reportedly open to a transfer that could include a buy-back option to retain control over Torre’s future.

There is significant interest in Torre, as he has proven himself when given the opportunity. Discussions are ongoing about renewing his contract and potentially sending him on loan to a team where he can develop further.

Meanwhile, Barcelona’s management, including Flick and sporting director Deco, is reviewing the squad and possible market moves for the upcoming season. The focus remains on strengthening the team, particularly by adding a top-class winger to lessen reliance on current forwards.

As discussions unfold, the club’s needs may push Torre towards a pivotal decision regarding his career.