Daily Sports reported that Barcelona hopes to complete the transfer of at least two players by June 30.

Fati's loan agreement has been basically finalized and is only waiting for official signature and confirmation. Torre's transfer is about to be reached. Mallorca is stepping up negotiations and plans to purchase 50% of Torre's ownership for 5 million euros. Barcelona will retain the repurchase right, which will be 10 million euros in the first year and 12 million euros in the second year.

Although Osasuna also joined the final competition, Mallorca seems to be in the lead at the moment. Given that Torre's contract with Barcelona will expire in 2026 and no renewal negotiations are underway, the club decided to let him leave through the sale. All parties agree that Barcelona reserves the right to buy back because Torre has always dreamed of success in Barcelona. Torre has hardly received any chance to play in the past year.

Mallorca coach Jagoba Alasat was very interested in Torre and personally participated in the negotiations to try to convince Torre to join. Although Osasuna expressed interest in the early stages of the transfer market, it was slow and may have lost the opportunity to compete unless the economic agreement between Mallorca and Barcelona broke down. Due to the excessive midfielder players, Torre's departure became inevitable. The club clearly informed Torre that his situation would not change and therefore advised him to leave for more opportunities to play. Torre understands that if he can perform well in Mallorca, he will still have a chance to return to Barcelona in the future.

Torre joined Barcelona with the help of Jodi Cruyff and Alemani, but never gained a foothold in the first team. He was loaned to Girona for one season and chose to stay at Barcelona last season to try to win a position. Due to injuries, he only had a few chances to play, but he was eventually excluded from the main lineup by Frick. Torre himself admitted that he should have received more playing time.