In pursuit of a place where he could take advantage of the opportunities that Xavi Hernandez had not provided him during his rookie season, Pablo Torre departed Barcelona on loan in the summer.
Girona was selected as the finest place for the young midfield player because of their football style, which is comparable to Barça’s and may bring out the best in the 20-year-old.
Torre won’t be competing for Girona.
But since sending Torre to Girona on loan, things haven’t quite gone as Barcelona had hoped.
Torre has actually played more minutes for the Spanish U21 national team than for Girona, where he has only played 120 minutes in 13 La Liga matchdays and has not started a single game.
The midfield player has played 196 minutes for Spain U21 in two starts, a few replacement appearances, and he has also netted a goal.
In contrast to Torre, Eric Garcia is a Girona regular starter who is making the most of his circumstances.
Therefore, if things don’t get better, writer Jordi Bofill of ARA reports that Barcelona may consider ending Pablo Torre’s loan at Girona in January.
Despite recently asking for patience with Torre, Barça’s technical coordinator Bojan Krkic is investigating why the former Racing Santander player is not part of Michel’s plans.
Additionally, the option of recalling Torre and loaning him to another team will be considered if nothing changes. But in that case, a deal between Barça, Girona, Torre, and a third team will need to be reached.
Torre recently vented his annoyance at the circumstances after he wasn’t substituted in during the match against