Barcelona secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Osasuna, extending their lead at the top of the 2024/25 La Liga table by three points.
The Blaugrana controlled most of the match, netting twice in the first half before Robert Lewandowski sealed the win with a late goal.
While several players received praise for their performances, substitute Pablo Torre stood out, earning special recognition for his impactful display.
Pablo Torre made a significant impact after coming on in the second half, helping Barcelona maintain control of possession and create dangerous opportunities with his incisive passing.
One of his standout moments came when he played a brilliant forward pass to Fermin López, leading to Robert Lewandowski’s goal. His performance has sparked calls for more playing time, with fans on X (Twitter) voicing their support:
- Neal: “Been saying it for weeks, but Pablo Torre needs to be playing more football. He has his shortcomings, sure, but he’s as pure a difference-maker as we have. Even just coming off the bench, the offensive value Torre adds is top-notch.”
- Joshia206: “We need to use Torre more moving forward… he adds attacking depth. He may not have the same profile as Olmo, but with a packed schedule, we should utilize him more.”
- Total Barca: “In April, we need to see more of Pablo Torre. A lot more!”
- Jimmy: “Pablo Torre is much more talented than his minutes suggest. A player like this could do serious damage in a weaker league like the Premier League.”
- UniversoFCBarcelona: “Pablo Torre deserves more minutes. Too bad there’s so much competition in his position.”
- Philip Nwanze: “He adds a lot to the attack. He does a tidy job, and I hope he gets minutes now that Olmo is out. With Gavi possibly shifting to the pivot to give De Jong some rest, this could be Torre’s chance to fill the No. 10 role.”
- Waleed: “My eyes are on Torre… he has higher potential than Fermin López and could be a great replacement for Pedri. The guy oozes football.”
Torre’s impressive display has certainly strengthened his case for more game time as Barcelona enters a crucial phase of the season.
