Barcelona could be set to part ways with young midfielder Pablo Torre, who may play his final match for the club in Sunday’s La Liga season finale against Athletic Bilbao at San Mamés. With the league title already secured after their Round 36 win over Espanyol, the match carries little competitive weight.
As the squad heads into a six-week summer break, head coach Hansi Flick will stay behind to collaborate with sporting director Deco and club president Joan Laporta on transfer strategies. Their goal is to reshape the team ahead of the new season—though much will depend on player sales to create room for incoming signings.
According to *Sport*, Torre is expected to leave this summer, having played a limited role under Flick. The 21-year-old hasn’t made an appearance since March and last started a league game in September, with Flick consistently favoring a midfield core of Pedri, Frenkie de Jong, and Dani Olmo, while also giving minutes to Gavi, Fermín López, and Marc Casadó.
Barcelona is now exploring options for Torre’s future, including a permanent transfer if a suitable offer arrives, or potentially renewing his contract and sending him out on loan. Whether he features against Bilbao remains uncertain, but all signs point toward a farewell appearance.
