Barcelona are gearing up for an exciting La Liga clash as they host Real Sociedad in the 26th round of the competition. The Catalan giants currently lead the table with 54 points, edging out second-placed Real Madrid on goal difference.
Meanwhile, one of Barcelona’s first-team players is reportedly considering a summer departure. According to press reports, midfielder Pablo Torre may seek an exit at the end of the season due to being sidelined by head coach Hansi Flick.
Journalist Javi Miguel reports that Torre has struggled for game time under Flick, having not played since January 26 against Valencia, where he was given just 12 minutes. Since then, he has remained on the bench for seven consecutive matches and was left out of the squad entirely for Barcelona’s recent Copa del Rey clash against Atlético Madrid.
Despite a promising start to the season, in which he scored three goals and provided two assists, Torre’s role has gradually diminished. With fierce competition in midfield, his chances of earning regular minutes appear slim. At just 21 years old, the young talent is reportedly reconsidering his future, unwilling to risk another season without playing time.
