I’m As Barcelona continues to undergo major transitions under new manager **Hansi Flick**, not every player is finding their place in the German coach’s evolving system. One such player is **Pablo Torre**, who has reportedly made the decision to leave the club in the upcoming summer transfer window.
According to *El Nacional*, Torre personally informed Flick of his desire to move on, believing a fresh start elsewhere is necessary for his growth and playing time. While representing Barcelona has always been a dream for the young midfielder, the lack of consistent opportunities this season has made it clear that remaining at Camp Nou may hinder his progress.
Torre’s appearances have been limited—often restricted to matches where Barcelona faced midfield shortages due to injuries. But once key players returned, his involvement dwindled, and he struggled to earn meaningful minutes. Despite Flick recognizing his talent, the intense competition in midfield has pushed Torre further down the pecking order.
Though his role has diminished, Torre remains well-liked in the dressing room and has formed strong bonds with teammates like **Gavi**, **Pedri**, **Fermín López**, and **Dani Olmo**. He has reportedly spoken to them about ongoing discussions with several clubs ahead of a summer move. Interestingly, he received an offer during the January window but turned it down to stay and be part of the team’s title pursuits.
Now, with the season drawing to a close and multiple offers on the table—including strong interest from **Real Mallorca**—Torre feels the timing is right to take the next step in his career.
While his time at Barcelona may be coming to an end, Torre leaves with valuable experience and the ambition to thrive elsewhere—a move that could very well reignite his career.
