Barcelona midfield prospect on the radar of Scottish giants, club open to loan exit

Barcelona are anticipating a series of departures as we move closer to the summer transfer window. While the likes of Ansu Fati and Ferran Torres are the ones primarily linked with a move away from Camp Nou, there could be some surprise exits too.

One of the players that could leave the club, albeit on a loan deal, is Pablo Torre. The player has struggled to carve out a name for himself in the starting eleven this season, playing a sporadic role in the first team.

Despite the injuries of Pedri and Frenkie de Jong, the former Racing Santander starlet has failed to accumulate regular minutes.

Torre is still considered one of the most valuable prospects in the team, with many believing that he could be an asset for Barça in the years to come. But his struggles have forced Barcelona to consider a possible loan at the end of the season.

To that end, Mundo Deportivo claims that Rangers have re-ignited their interest in Pablo Torre. The Scottish giants were interested in the midfielder before he joined Barcelona last summer and are now open to trying their luck once again this coming summer.

Rangers have enjoyed immense success with the loan of Malik Tillman from Bayern Munich. They are looking to replicate that success by roping in Pablo Torre ahead of the new season.

If Rangers succeed, the Barcelona midfielder will have the opportunity to play in the UEFA Champions League next season. It could go a long way in helping him gain some vital experience before he comes back to Camp Nou, with a higher pedigree.

However, Torre has appeared reluctant in leaving Barcelona. It appears he wants to fight for his place in the first team despite his lack of relevance in Xavi’s plans. Therefore, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for the Spaniard in the coming summer.