The Spanish club Barcelona has decided to allow young midfielder Pablo Torre to leave the team during the summer transfer window, either on loan or through a sale deal that includes a buy-back clause, in order to give him a greater opportunity to develop and gain experience in a regular competitive environment.

The Catalan club believes in the potential of the 21-year-old player, which prompted them to extend his contract for an additional year until June 2026, before taking any official steps regarding his future.

According to what was reported by 'Mundo Deportivo', the potential sale option will include a clause that allows Barcelona to re-sign the player in the future if his performance significantly improves during his time away from the club.

This decision comes as part of Barcelona's policy to develop young talents by giving them more playing minutes outside the walls of Camp Nou while maintaining the club's rights to determine their sporting fate in the future.