The 22-year-old midfielder from Barcelona, Pablo Torre, is close to leaving the club during the summer transfer window after receiving several official offers.

Spanish newspaper "Sport" revealed that French club Marseille and Dutch club Ajax have made official offers to acquire the player, amid Barcelona's desire not to renew his contract which expires in 2026.

Torre had entered negotiations with Barcelona regarding a contract renewal, but the Catalan club's management informed him that they would not be making an official offer for an extension, prompting the player to consider other options.

Earlier, Pablo Torre was close to joining Spanish club Real Mallorca, but he reconsidered his decision after Marseille and Ajax entered the negotiation race, especially since both clubs are playing in the Champions League, making them attractive destinations.

Despite this, Real Mallorca remains the player's preferred option, but Barcelona will consider the best financial offer before making a final decision, granting Pablo Torre the freedom to choose the club he will move to.

Barcelona's management aims to obtain the highest financial value from Torre's sale, with a desire to include a clause allowing for the player's future repurchase.

For its part, Real Mallorca confirmed its commitment to the financial offer it made in negotiations and will not raise it despite the competition from Marseille and Ajax.

Pablo Torre played 14 matches with Barcelona last season across all competitions, scoring 4 goals and providing 3 assists.