Barcelona faces a summer of changes, with several players who have had a place in the squad so far now seeming destined to leave. One of the most talked-about names is Ansu Fati, who has a strong chance of signing with Monaco. Fati's departure would open up a significant space in the blaugrana attack.
Another footballer who could leave is Pablo Torre. The young Cantabrian hasn't found his place at Barcelona this season. He has barely been considered by Hansi, and the competition in his position is fierce. Despite his talent, reality seems to indicate that he will have to look for a destination outside Camp Nou.
mallorca persist in acquiring Pablo Torre
Mallorca haven't forgotten about Pablo Torre. For years, the sporting management of the Balearic club have been following him very closely. They tried to sign him last January, but the player refused to leave. There were meetings during the Euro Cup in Saudi Arabia, but no agreement was reached.
Now, for the 2025-26 season, Mallorca want to try again, this time with a more attractive financial offer. The club's intention is to make Pablo Torre the centerpiece of their offensive soccer. According to internal sources, sporting director Pablo Ortells has a lot of trust that Torre can be a key piece.
a reality Pablo Torre doesn't want to accept
Pablo Torre seems to be struggling to accept that his time at Barcelona is coming to an end. So far in 2025, he has only played 27 minutes in La Liga, spread over two matches where the result was already decided. He played 13 minutes in the rout against Valencia (7-1) and 14 against Betis (5-1).
His last appearance in the starting eleven was in the Copa, against modest Barbastro. There, he showed flashes of quality: he scored a goal and provided two assists. However, his time at Barcelona is running out, competition is fierce, and opportunities are scarce.
mallorca prepare their offensive and seek a replacement
Mallorca not only want Pablo Torre, but they also need to find a replacement for Robert Navarro. Navarro's contract ends on June 30, and everything indicates that he will sign with Athletic de Bilbao. That leaves a gap in the attacking midfield that the club wants to fill as soon as possible.
With the departure of Samú Costa, which is also confirmed, Mallorca will have funds to invest. If Pablo Torre accepts the project, he would be the ideal reinforcement to strengthen offensive creation, but competition for the player is high. Many teams are watching his situation closely.
For Mallorca, landing Pablo Torre would be a major coup. The footballer has a bright future, and his arrival could change the team's direction. For now, negotiations remain open, and his farewell to Barcelona already seems certain.