World: Barcelona wants to sell Torre by June 30, with low price + buyback terms

June 26, "World Sports" published an article talking about the future of Pablo Torre.

Torre has started vacation after the Spanish U21 lost to England U21 1-3 in the quarter-finals of the European Youth Championship. This midfielder was included in the transferable list by Barcelona. He played in 14 official games in the 2024-25 season and started only 5 times. Barcelona's idea is to sell players but retain some control in case of its future outbreak. Against this backdrop, Mallorca has taken the lead in the hope of signing the 22-year-old player.

Torre's contract with Barcelona lasts until June 30, 2026, which ruled out the possibility of a loan this summer, as the club hopes to recover funds through a transfer, but will have a buyback clause, and the transfer fees ultimately paid by Mallorca or other teams following him will not be very expensive.

Mallorca coach Alassate highly recognizes Torre's ability, and the players themselves prefer to stay in La Liga for teams with European ambitions rather than starting their overseas careers.

Barca hopes to close the transaction by Monday, June 30, the current fiscal year deadline, but this is not necessary to achieve profits in the fiscal year. As for the Fiscal Fairness Act, club situations continue to improve, and Torre's salary space release will help Joan Garcia and Nico Williams register.