Sevilla weighing up move for out-of-favour Barcelona youngster | OneFootball

Pablo Torre is one of the few FC Barcelona players staring at an uncertain future this summer, having found minutes hard to come by under Hansi Flick.

Even though the 22-year-old attacking midfielder performed well whenever given a chance, the competition for places meant he never got a proper run in the team.

Now, with the added possibility of Nico Williams’ signing, which could see Raphinha being moved to the No. 10 position, Torre’s prospects are unlikely to improve next season either.

Sevilla interested

Now, according to Mundo Deportivo, Sevilla are weighing up a move for Pablo Torre this summer.

The Andalusian club have already gathered information on the Barcelona attacking midfielder and are now waiting for his participation in the UEFA Under-21 European Championship with Spain to conclude before making a move.

Sevilla calling. (Photo by Fran Santiago/Getty Images)

Torre is aware that the possibility of him having a bigger role under Flick in the upcoming campaign is very unlikely and as such his future lies away from the club.

Sevilla are fully informed of the situation, and his name appears on the shortlist of reinforcements drawn up by new sporting director Antonio Cordon.

Barcelona rate Torre highly and do not wish to lose control over his future in case of a departure. As such, they are exploring the possibility of extending his contract, which expires in 2026, and then loaning him out – an option that the player is not sold on.

Another idea that the La Liga champions are contemplating is selling him with a low buy-back clause.

Sevilla are evaluating the possibility of signing him and are waiting for the Under-21 Euros to end before taking further steps.

Torre and his entourage are understood to be open to the move to the Andalusian outfit.