Reports from Mundo Deportivo, courtesy of Ferran Martinez, suggest that Barcelona midfielder Pablo Torre will depart the club on loan during the upcoming summer transfer window. However, the talented young player will not rush into a decision regarding his next destination.

Torre, who joined Barcelona from Racing Santander for a fee of €5 million last summer, was an impressive signing for the Catalans. Beating their arch-rivals Real Madrid to secure his services, Barcelona’s manager, Xavi, had immediate plans to integrate the midfielder into the first-team setup.

Unfortunately, Torre found it challenging to secure regular playing time due to stiff competition in the midfield department. Consequently, the 20-year-old featured in just 13 matches for the senior team across various competitions, managing one goal and one assist.

Barcelona recognizes the importance of Torre’s continued development and does not want his progress to stagnate due to a lack of minutes. Consequently, they have advised the promising midfielder that a loan move to a La Liga club would provide him with regular playing time and the opportunity to advance his skills.

While Torre has accepted the necessity of a temporary move, he is in no rush to select his next club. He intends to take his time and ensure that he makes an informed decision that aligns with his long-term goals.

Interestingly, there is a possibility that Torre may even accompany the rest of the Barcelona team on their pre-season tour in the United States before departing after their return from North America.

Among the clubs expressing interest in Torre, Villarreal stands out as a potential destination. The Yellow Submarine could provide an ideal environment for the 20-year-old to develop, as they can offer him the added incentive of European football.

As the summer transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on Torre’s next move. The young midfielder’s decision will undoubtedly shape his future and determine the trajectory of his career.