Two key details of Barcelona youngster’s impending loan move to La Liga rivals – report

At this time, it is all but confirmed that Oriol Romeu will be joining FC Barcelona from Girona, with an official announcement the only thing pending. The Catalan giants will be paying a fee of around €5 million plus add-ons for the 31-year-old.

As part of the deal, Barcelona will send Pablo Torre to Girona on a season-long loan. The 20-year-old spent his debut season with the Blaugrana on the periphery of the first team as game-time was hard to come by under Xavi.

As such, a loan deal was always on the cards for the Spaniard and he will now be joining Girona for the upcoming campaign.

Now, SPORT has divulged some information regarding the details of the agreement between Barcelona and Girona for the loan of Torre.

Indeed, as per the report, one of the key details of the deal is that Barcelona will continue to pay one-third of Torre’s salary for the upcoming season, with Girona not willing to bear the entire wages of the 20-year-old midfielder.

While it will not be a big sum, Barça will still have to continue bearing some load of the youngster’s salary.

Another important detail of the agreement is that Girona do not have a clause to make Torre’s loan transfer a permanent one. It would mean that the 20-year-old will return to Barcelona once the 2023/24 campaign is over.

As has already been reported, Torre will start training with his new teammates under Girona manager Michel tomorrow itself.

Having had game-time come at a premium with Barcelona last summer, Torre will hope that the situation changes at his loan club and that he is able to gain some valuable experience.