Barcelona is preparing to part ways with one of its young midfielders, Pablo Torre, who could play his final game for the club this Sunday against Athletic Bilbao, according to Sport. With the La Liga title already secured, the match at San Mamés holds little competitive significance.

As the team heads into a six-week summer break, coach Hansi Flick will stay in Barcelona to collaborate with sporting director Deco and president Joan Laporta on transfer strategies for the upcoming season. Reinforcements are being targeted, but new arrivals depend on clearing space in the current squad.

Pablo Torre, who hasn’t featured since March and last started a league match in September, is reportedly not part of Flick’s long-term plans. The coach has favored other midfielders like Pedri, Frenkie de Jong, Dani Olmo, Gavi, Fermín López, and Marc Casadó. Given his limited role, Torre is expected to leave this summer, either through a sale or possibly an extension followed by a loan move. His participation in the match against Bilbao is still uncertain.