Barcelona Talent Pablo Torre is getting closer to the starting door. The talented 22-year-old is now looking to resolve his future after the exit of Spain from the under-21 euros, and it seems that he will probably stay in La Liga.
Torre struggled for playing time this season, despite the fact that he performed well when Hansi Flick gave him the chance. This was illustrated by four goals and three assists in just 421 minutes of action this campaign. Both club and players, however, consider it time for him to get a regular playing time, three seasons after he joined Racing Santander.
There was a suggestion that Torre could leave on loan. However, MD says that this will not be the case. The Torre deal ends in 2026, and if he left on loan, Barcelona would have to extend his contract to protect their investment, and neither player nor club would like to do this.
It is also added that Barcelona would like to earn some money from a sale, that RCD Mallorca, who are the best or other lovers, do not have to pay much for his signature. Barcelona in mind paid € 6 million for his signature, they can be a very good loss. After an investigation by Porto in January, Benfica and Sevilla have also shown interest.
According to Marca, Barcelona and RCD Mallorca are making progress on a deal. The assessment for Barcelona with the low reimbursement is that they retain a sold -out fee and that a repurchase option is included in the deal.
She further explains that Mallorca sports director Pablo Ortells is moving to convince Torre that Los Bermellones could be a springboard for him in a similar way as Kang-in Lee for his move to Paris Saint-Germain. The South Korean star also included a percentage of his own sale in a deal. Torre wants to solve his future soon, and Barcelona would rather be closed before the end of the month to include this in this year's financial accounts.