The Daily Sports Daily reported that Pablo Torre has arrived in Mallorca and is about to complete the transfer procedures from Barcelona.

The deal was finally finalized last Friday, and the Barcelona midfielder will undergo a physical examination immediately, and then start pre-season preparations with Mallorca. Barcelona received a transfer fee of 5 million euros by selling 50% of the player's ownership. Mallorca will set a 25 million euro termination fee clause for it. If the player eventually breaks out in La Liga, Barcelona can still buy it back at a reasonable price.

At the end of last season, the club had informed the midfielder that it was difficult to get playing time in the new season and that he had to find his next home. With only one year left in the contract, Barcelona prioritized permanent transfers, and negotiations continued until a feasible plan was reached with Mallorca, who was most keen to bring in Torre. Ajax also had contact with players, but Torre eventually decided to stay in Spain.

After joining Barcelona from Athletic Santander in 2022 for about 6 million euros, Torre has never been able to gain a foothold in the Barcelona first team. Last season, Girona was on loan for a year and got a lot of opportunities due to injury in the team's midfield position at the beginning of this season, but even though he was always online when he came on the bench, he was still abandoned in a critical stage of the season. Under the cruel team competition, Barcelona believes that transfers can best help players get the performance stage to prove their strength.

Torrey complained at the end of the season that Frick could have given more opportunities, but Frick prioritized other players. The departure of the midfielder will bring Barcelona €5 million and save on salary expenses, helping to alleviate wage pressure. The club is currently fully promoting the transfer of Peña, Romeu and Victor, and the three players are still training with the team and waiting for a quote.