Barcelona has made a firm and unambiguous decision! A direct warning has been issued to one of the team’s players: either accept a move away from the club, or you’ll be completely excluded from the squad next season. New manager Hansi Flick has made it clear that the player has no place in his plans.

It seems inevitable that one of Barcelona’s players will be leaving the club during the upcoming summer transfer window after being informed by new manager Hansi Flick that he has no place in the team’s future plans. This decision makes his departure one of the first exits Flick hopes to finalize as he begins reshaping the squad.

Barcelona is preparing for an important transfer window as they aim to bolster the team’s strength while letting go of certain players who have failed to convince the German coach.

Among those set to depart is Pablo Torre, according to reports from Spanish outlet El Nacional. The young midfielder has been told he can start seeking a new club as Barcelona no longer sees a future for him at Camp Nou.

Despite showing flashes of talent and impressing when given the opportunity, Torre has struggled for consistent playing time. His appearances have been limited to minor matches or moments of necessity, as the competition for midfield places remains fierce.

Established names like Fermín López, Dani Olmo, Pedri González, and Pablo Gavi have made it extremely difficult for the 21-year-old to secure a regular role in the starting lineup.

Although Flick reportedly appreciates Torre’s abilities, he believes the club needs someone who can offer more to the team’s overall performance and objectives.

Consequently, Torre’s exit now appears to be a matter of when, not if. Club president Joan Laporta and sporting director Deco have already begun exploring potential destinations for the Spanish U21 international, hoping to recover the €5 million Barcelona invested when signing him.

Several clubs are believed to be monitoring Torre’s situation and could be ready to make a move for him this summer. Interestingly, the player received a number of offers during the last winter transfer window but opted to remain at Barcelona, hoping to be part of a title-winning campaign.

Unfortunately, his situation has not improved, and the club’s new direction under Flick has further reduced his prospects.

Fully aware of his circumstances, Torre now understands that continuing at Barcelona would mean limited chances to feature with the first team. With both sides prepared to part ways, his transfer away from Camp Nou is all but confirmed, leaving only the question of where his next opportunity will come from.