Hansi Flick has only just wrapped up his first full season in charge at FC Barcelona, but planning for the next campaign is already in full swing.
With the Catalan giants completing a historic Spanish treble, attention has quickly turned to restructuring the squad for a new chapter under the German tactician.
Barcelona have already begun negotiating for potential summer signings and are monitoring several players from Bundesliga and Ligue 1 sides.
The club’s urgent need to comply with Financial Fair Play rules means player sales will be just as important as acquisitions this transfer window.
And now, a trio of outgoings is already in motion—with some major names set to depart in surprising fashion.
According to SPORT, two young stars who were once seen as part of the club’s long-term future have been placed on the transfer list.
Pablo Torre and Pau Victor are the players in question, and their exits are being prioritised to generate funds and clear wages.
Pablo Torre, a highly-rated midfielder, finds himself buried in a midfield pecking order that includes the likes of Pedri, Gavi, Frenkie de Jong, Dani Olmo and Fermin Lopez.
Despite interest from clubs in France, Germany and Spain, Barca are eager to first extend Torre’s contract before any loan or permanent departure is finalised—his current deal runs until 2026, and the club are wary of losing him for free next summer.
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Meanwhile, Pau Victor faces stiff competition in the number nine role with Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres both ahead of him.
La Liga outfits including Real Betis, Celta Vigo, Mallorca, Valencia and Sevilla are all said to be interested in giving the 22-year-old striker a bigger role.
On top of this, another high-profile exit could soon be confirmed.
Ansu Fati, once heralded as Lionel Messi’s successor and the wearer of the iconic number 10 shirt, is reportedly heading to AS Monaco.
Helena Condis via X reports that Fati has agreed terms on a loan deal with a purchase option, effectively ending his turbulent spell in Catalonia.
Barcelona hope to raise approximately €5 million for both Torre and Victor, while also cutting down the wage bill significantly.
Club officials are expected to include buyback clauses to retain future control over the talents they are letting go.
It’s a bold, early signal from Flick and Deco that Barcelona are wasting no time in reshaping their squad for next season’s challenges.
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