Barcelona achieved a great and deserved victory over Valencia with a score of 7-1 in the Spanish League.
Barcelona is currently in third place with 42 points, 7 points behind the leader, Real Madrid, while Valencia is in nineteenth place with 16 points.
Barcelona will play the next round against Alaves on February 2 at the Luis Companys Stadium, while Valencia will play at home on the same day against Celta Vigo.
According to information from the Spanish newspaper “El Nacional”, the patience of Pablo Torre, the talented star of the Catalan team, is beginning to run out. The young Barcelona player is facing a completely different situation after the arrival of coach Hansi Flick. Despite his dedication in every training session and his good performances in the opportunities he has been given, the player does not receive enough appreciation from the German coach.
According to sources close to the club, the player exploded angrily in the locker room after the match against Valencia, expressing his dissatisfaction and his desire for more playing minutes. The player spoke with great emotion, saying: “If I don’t play anymore, I will leave Barcelona! I want to feel important in the team.”
The player wants to feel important and does not want to remain in the role of a substitute. If the situation continues, he may consider leaving in search of more permanent opportunities elsewhere.
Things became more complicated with the brilliant performance of Fermin Lopez tonight, which will make Pablo Torre’s chances of playing even more difficult. Additionally, Gavi’s recovery from injury and the presence of other players such as Pedri and Frenkie de Jong in midfield have effectively closed the door on the player being a starter.
The club’s management, led by Deco, is aware of the current situation and does not rule out the possibility of making offers for the player in the next summer transfer market. Several clubs from La Liga and beyond have expressed interest in Pablo Torre, considering that he has great potential if given enough playing time.
The ball is now in Hansi Flick’s court, who will face the challenge of managing a dressing room that is tense due to the lack of minutes for key players.