{"id":89707,"date":"2025-07-11T22:52:00","date_gmt":"2025-07-11T20:52:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/weisetech.dev\/fc-barcelona-noticias\/en\/barca-streamlines-operation-departure-5-departures-and-counting_313490_102\/"},"modified":"2026-04-16T09:22:06","modified_gmt":"2026-04-16T07:22:06","slug":"barca-streamlines-operation-departure-5-departures-and-counting_313490_102","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fcbarcelonanoticias.com\/en\/transfers\/barca-streamlines-operation-departure-5-departures-and-counting_313490_102.html","title":{"rendered":"Bar\u00e7a streamlines the ‘operation departure’: 5 departures and counting!"},"content":{"rendered":"
Pablo Torre has everything agreed with Mallorca<\/a> to reinforce the Balearic team in 2025\/26. Jagoba Arrasate’s team will pay 5 million net for 50% of the federative rights of the midfielder, who had one year remaining on his contract with FC Barcelona.<\/p> In 24\/25, the player from Cantabria barely played 14 games (421 minutes)<\/strong> with Hansi Flick’s team, so his departure was a foregone conclusion. In addition, Mallorca will set his release clause at 25 million euros, a figure that Bar\u00e7a could pay in 2026 to recover him if his market value skyrockets next season.<\/p> Thus, Pablo Torre will become Bar\u00e7a’s fifth departure for next season and the second sale of the summer market<\/strong>. The ‘Azulgrana’ team had paid 5 ‘kilos’ to Racing de Santander for his transfer in 2022, although the operation reached a total of around 7 M\u20ac between variables and salary.<\/p> However, the ‘Cul\u00e9s’ give the go-ahead to his move to Mallorca, as it resolves the departure of a fixed discard of Flick and avoids new future expenses linked to the variables<\/a> that Racing included in his contract. <\/p> Being still exceeded in its salary margin and without being able to operate yet in the 1:1 rule<\/a>, Bar\u00e7a prioritizes streamlining the departure of all players outside the plans of the coaching staff or, failing that, occupying positions theoretically well covered in the squad.<\/p> Likewise, the board needs to free up places in the squad and salary margin to register all the reinforcements it manages to sign in the summer. At the moment, Joan Garc\u00eda has not been registered<\/strong> although the club paid his release clause (25 M\u20ac) a couple of weeks ago.<\/p> The first player to resolve his departure from the ‘Azulgrana’ team this summer was Cl\u00e9ment Lenglet<\/strong>. The Frenchman was due to return in July after a year on loan at Atl\u00e9tico, but Bar\u00e7a decided to resolve the termination of his contract so that the ‘Colchoneros’ could sign him as a free agent.<\/p> The center-back, in this way, was able to play in the Club World Cup. Another who soon resolved his departure after a loan was \u00c1lex Valle. The 21-year-old player was transferred to Como of Italy<\/a>, who decided to pay his clause (6 million) after the good performance of the defender in the second half of 24\/25.<\/p> On loan, finally, Ander Astralaga and Ansu Fati<\/strong> left. The goalkeeper will play next season at Granada<\/strong>, while the winger went to Monaco<\/strong>. The goalkeeper has a contract with the ‘Cul\u00e9s’ until 2028, as does the player from Bis\u00e1u, who could stay permanently in the Principality in exchange for 11 ‘kilos’.<\/p> Pablo Torre, fifth departure from Bar\u00e7a in the summer market<\/h2>
This is how Bar\u00e7a’s ‘operation departure’ is going in the summer of 2025<\/h2>