Barcelona is expected to go to various First Team players during the summer transfer window to alleviate their financial misery, and someone who will be made available is Pablo Torre.
Torre has had a difficult time of things in the last three years. He has generally had difficulty playing time since he moved from Racing Santander to Barcelona, ​​and that included a disappointing loan in Girona. Last season there had been some hope for him, but in the end he struggled for fame – especially in 2025.
Torre publicly revealed his frustration about a lack of opportunities in Barcelona, ​​and as such it is considered that he will leave during the summer transfer window. The La Liga champions hope to agree a new deal with him, but he will still go further, even if that happens.
Torre, who would rather leave Barcelona permanently, has attracted a number of clubs in recent weeks and according to MD one of them is Seville. Antonio Cordon, their new sports director, has the 22-year-old midfielder on his list of transfer goals for the first team team of Los Nervionsenses.
Sevilla loves Torre a lot, and he would be a player who fits in with the new era that Cordon hopes to lead. But a movement is still planned for a while, because the Andalusians are waiting for his involvement in the U21 European Championship to end before they decide whether they should make an approach.
Sevilla would be a good destination for Torre, who regularly has to start playing to deliver the potential he has promised for a few years. For now it is still to be seen whether a deal is being sought by Los Nervionensen.