As we have learned, everything pointed to the story between Pablo Torre and FC Barcelona ending this upcoming transfer market.
The Cantabrian arrived at Barça with a promising reputation, from Racing de Santander, but he hasn't managed to establish himself in the team. Barça paid six million euros for his incorporation in 2022. A year later, the Catalan club loaned him to Girona.
Under Míchel's direction, Pablo Torre was part of the team in the historic campaign where he had many minutes. Montilivi's team managed to qualify for the Champions League.
Coupled with Barça's need to make room in the squad, an imminent departure would be triggered. However, as Mundo Deportivo states, Pablo Torre has a clear idea. The '14' wants to fulfill his contract, which ends in 2026.
Pablo Torre: Problems, Solutions
Faced with this situation, a tug-of-war forms between the club and the player. One side wants the sale and the other side wants to fulfill his contract, an unexpected solution has appeared. Joan Laporta will fulfill the midfielder's wishes without giving up the club's interests.
The idea of the blaugrana team would be to renew him so that he leaves on loan. The club, in this way, would free up salary mass and Pablo Torre would remain connected to Barça. All this without giving up having minutes and developing in another environment.
RCD Mallorca, Possible Path for the Cantabrian
The club most interested in the midst of this saga has been RCD Mallorca. Arrasate's team already inquired about Pablo Torre in January, but with a negative response. Now the situation is different and the Mallorcan club would be very interested in acquiring Pablo Torre on loan.
Pablo Torre Doesn't Fit, Future in Mallorca
Pablo Torre would see his position more than covered in the club with Dani Olmo, Fermín López, or even Gavi or Pedri. Despite having only played 421 minutes, the Cantabrian has scored 4 goals and 3 assists. Nonetheless, Hansi Flick hasn't trusted the 23-year-old much, who could continue his career at Son Moix.
RCD Mallorca could be a good future for Pablo Torre. The Balearic team's play is characterized by an offensive approach and the appreciation of young talent.
Without a doubt, a point in favor for the one from Soto de la Marina, who stands out for his vision of the game, ability to unbalance, and goal-scoring instinct. We will see if the '14' culé ends up in the Bermellón team with a signed renewal in hand.