Xavi Hernandez is punishing FC Barcelona for their 'busy nightlife' antics, according to a report.
Xavi Hernandez has punished an FC Barcelona player for his 'busy nightlife' activities, El Nacional reported.
Pablo Torre arrived at Camp Nou to claim his fan award last summer after impressing at Racing Santander.
Considering he is a similar-aged Spanish midfielder picked for an identical €5 million ($5.5 million), Pedri is immediately drawn into comparison. However, unlike No 8, who did so under Ronald Koeman in 2020, Torre could not immediately be named in Xavi Hernandez's first-team plans when he arrived and had only 239 cumulative minutes on the team. every arena.
However, according to El Nacional, it is not just tactical or technical decisions and competition that Torre faces in the center of the park from Pedri, Gavi and Frenkie de Jong.
The Catalan digital newspaper reports that Torre is also being punished for his 'busy nightlife' activities, which have seen Barca legends in the past such as Gerard Pique and Ronaldinho fell victim to coaches including Pep Guardiola.
With the La Liga standings almost locked down, Torre must now work hard and show Xavi that he deserves a chance until the end of the season.
He can then be transferred if his plot does not improve, either through a perpetual sale or a loan. SPORT reported last week that Torre is confident he can make things work in Catalonia and is "very pleased with how he has progressed in training with the first team".
Furthermore, the teenager would rather continue learning on the job at Blagurana than go on a temporary loan as seen with Nico Gonzalez and Ez Abde.
As the Morocco international, Abde looks set to be called up back to his parent club due to Xavi's lack of options at right-back, as well as the club's financial difficulties leaving him If he can't buy reinforcements, Nico is likely to stay in Valencia at least for a while longer. term but is guaranteed until at least 2026 due to a contract extension signed last August.
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