{"id":107903,"date":"2025-06-25T12:49:00","date_gmt":"2025-06-25T10:49:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/weisetech.dev\/fc-barcelona-noticias\/en\/pablo-torre-close-to-mallorca-advanced-negotiations-with-barcelona_313230_102\/"},"modified":"2026-03-27T11:27:07","modified_gmt":"2026-03-27T10:27:07","slug":"pablo-torre-close-to-mallorca-advanced-negotiations-with-barcelona_313230_102","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fcbarcelonanoticias.com\/en\/fc-barcelona\/pablo-torre-close-to-mallorca-advanced-negotiations-with-barcelona_313230_102.html","title":{"rendered":"Pablo Torre, one step away from Mallorca"},"content":{"rendered":"

“Arrasate, key in the possible arrival of Pablo Torre to Mallorca: What role would he have in the team?<\/h2> \r\n
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Pablo Torre<\/a> is increasingly close to wearing red and black. RCD Mallorca and FC Barcelona<\/a> are finalizing the last details of an agreement that could bring the talented midfielder from Cantabria to Son Moix next season.<\/p>

Pablo Torre Signing: Current Situation with Mallorca<\/h2>

RCD Mallorca maintains very advanced negotiations with FC Barcelona to incorporate Pablo Torre for the 2025\/26 season. The young midfielder, 22 years old, is not in the immediate plans of the first team, which has opened the door for his departure in search of minutes and prominence in LaLiga.<\/p>

Clauses and Agreement Formula<\/h2>

Although initially there was talk of a loan, the option that is gaining strength is a transfer with a buy-back option and a percentage on a future sale. A move that allows Bar\u00e7a to maintain some control over the future of the player, without giving up an immediate income.<\/p>

The departure of Robert Navarro has left a gap in the attacking midfield of Mallorca, a key position that the Balearic club seeks to reinforce urgently. And Pablo Torre fits like a glove: young, talented and hungry for minutes.<\/p>

The role of Jagoba Arrasate in the operation<\/h2>

Jagoba Arrasate, the new coach of Mallorca, has already spoken personally with the player. According to sources, Torre’s predisposition is positive, although his final approval is still needed to close the operation.<\/p>

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Other interested clubs: a race with several contenders<\/h2>

Mallorca is not the only one that has knocked on the player’s door. Valencia, Sevilla, Celta, Betis, Real Sociedad and Osasuna have also shown interest, as well as international clubs such as Bayer Leverkusen, Lazio and teams from the Premier League, France and the Netherlands.<\/p>

Despite the competition, the Mallorca project is, as of today, the best placed to seduce Pablo Torre.<\/p>

What this signing means for Mallorca and for Pablo Torre<\/h2>

For the Balearic club, adding Pablo Torre would mean reinforcing one of the most needed positions in the team with a creative profile and high projection. A bet for the present and the future.<\/p>

For Torre, the arrival to Mallorca represents a golden opportunity to assume a leading role, add minutes in LaLiga and demonstrate the talent that led him to sign for Barcelona.<\/p>

Pablo Torre and Mallorca: imminent agreement<\/h2>

The negotiations are in the final stretch. All that remains is for the player to give the final yes, something that could happen in the next few days. If everything follows its course, Pablo Torre will be a new Mallorca player for the 2025\/26 season.<\/p>

The impact of Pablo Torre’s signing to Mallorca in the summer transfer market<\/p> <\/blockquote>

Relevance for the Spanish market: more than a simple transfer<\/h2>

Pablo Torre’s departure from FC Barcelona to RCD Mallorca is not an isolated movement. It is the confirmation of a trend that is already impossible to ignore: the big clubs do not want to let go of their young talents completely. They prefer hybrid formulas \u2014loans with buy-back options, transfers with percentages on future sales\u2014 that allow them to loosen the rope, but without completely breaking the bond.<\/p>

For Mallorca, achieving the signing of a player with experience in the elite and still with room for growth elevates not only its competitive level, but also its profile in the showcase of Spanish football. A warning to other mid-table teams: yes, it is possible to fish for young talent in the seas of the giants.<\/p>

Domino effect: when a signing shakes the entire market<\/h2>

The Torre operation does not happen in a vacuum. His move to Mallorca could trigger a domino effect in the national and international market. Clubs such as Valencia, Sevilla, Celta, Betis and Osasuna, who also had the Cantabrian in their sights, will have to look for alternatives urgently.<\/p>

It is not just a matter of players; it is a matter of strategies. This type of movement generates more competition for young talents who are in the orbit of the big clubs, but without enough minutes. Whoever does not act quickly, is left out of the game.<\/p>

On the other hand, Torre’s departure frees up space in the squad and in Barcelona’s wage bill, facilitating the arrival of new signings such as Roony Bardghji and adjusting the pieces to Hansi Flick’s plans.<\/p>

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Related<\/p>

Benfica, possible lifeline for Pablo Torre <\/a> <\/h4> <\/div> <\/section><\/div>

Minutes and statistics of Pablo Torre in Hansi Flick’s Barcelona<\/p> <\/blockquote>

Minutes and games played: talent with eyedropper<\/h2>

In the 2024-25 season, Pablo Torre has had a clearly residual participation in Hansi Flick’s FC Barcelona. The young midfielder from Cantabria has played 14 official matches<\/strong>, accumulating between 421 and 500 minutes<\/strong> in all competitions.<\/p>

A figure that speaks for itself: less than 10% of the total minutes of the team<\/strong>.<\/p>

The most striking thing is his scarce presence in 2025. Since January, he has barely added 27 minutes in LaLiga<\/strong>, divided into two matches already resolved against Valencia and Betis<\/strong>, where his entry was more testimonial than strategic.<\/p>

Goals and assists: sniper performance<\/h2>

If there is one thing that cannot be reproached to Pablo Torre, it is his effectiveness. In those few minutes he has achieved 4 goals and 3 assists<\/strong>, which translates into a devastating average: he participates in a goal every 49.7 minutes<\/strong>.<\/p>

His best performance came in the Copa del Rey<\/strong>, where he started against Barbastro<\/strong>, playing 81 minutes, scoring a goal and giving two assists<\/strong>. A recital… against a minor rival, yes, but a recital in the end.<\/p>

Context: a talent eclipsed by competition<\/h2>

Pablo Torre has started in 4 LaLiga matches<\/strong> and has participated briefly in a couple of Champions League matches. But after the month of January, he disappeared almost completely from the calls.<\/p>

The competition in the center of the field has been fierce. With names like Dani Olmo, Ferm\u00edn L\u00f3pez, Gavi and Pedri<\/strong>, opening a gap has been an impossible mission.<\/p>

In fact, Torre himself has not hidden his frustration. He publicly stated that he felt misunderstood by Flick’s decisions and convinced that he deserved more opportunities.<\/p>

Statistical summary of Pablo Torre in the 2024-25 season<\/h2>
Competition<\/th> \t\t\tMatches played<\/th> \t\t\tMinutes<\/th> \t\t\tGoals<\/th> \t\t\tAssists<\/th> \t\t<\/tr><\/thead>
All competitions<\/td> \t\t\t14<\/td> \t\t\t421-500<\/td> \t\t\t4<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t<\/tr><\/tbody> <\/table>

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A player who is screaming for minutes<\/h2>

The case of Pablo Torre in Hansi Flick’s Barcelona is the story of an underutilized talent. Every time he stepped on the field, he left his mark. But when the minutes are crumbs, even geniuses seem invisible.<\/p>

His departure to Mallorca, or to any other destination, seems less like a loan… and more like a vital necessity.<\/p>