Following Barcelona’s historic win over Valencia, a star player who was overlooked by Hansi Flick tonight causes a stir in the locker room. Furious, they confront Flick, declaring, “If I don’t get playing time from now on, I’ll leave Barcelona! I need to feel valued in the team!”

Barcelona secured an emphatic 7-1 victory over Valencia in the Spanish League, solidifying their position in third place with 42 points, seven points behind league leaders Real Madrid. Meanwhile, Valencia remains in a precarious 19th position with just 16 points.

Barcelona’s next fixture is against Alaves on February 2 at the Luis Companys Stadium, while Valencia hosts Celta Vigo on the same day.

Despite the joyous atmosphere following the historic win, tensions are brewing within the Barcelona camp. According to reports from “El Nacional,” Pablo Torre, one of Barcelona’s promising young talents, is growing increasingly frustrated under the management of coach Hansi Flick. Torre, who has consistently showcased commitment in training and delivered solid performances during limited opportunities, feels undervalued by the German coach.

After the Valencia match, Torre reportedly expressed his discontent in the locker room, passionately stating: “If I don’t play anymore, I will leave Barcelona! I want to feel important in the team.” The young midfielder’s desire for a more significant role has led him to consider leaving the club if the current situation persists.

The competition for midfield spots at Barcelona is fierce, with standout performances from players like Fermin Lopez further reducing Torre’s chances. The return of Gavi from injury, coupled with the presence of stalwarts such as Pedri and Frenkie de Jong, has made it challenging for Torre to secure a regular starting position.

Barcelona’s management, led by Deco, is reportedly monitoring the situation closely and has not ruled out the possibility of entertaining transfer offers for Torre in the summer. Several clubs, both within La Liga and internationally, have expressed interest in the young talent, recognizing his potential to thrive if given consistent playing time.

The onus now lies on Hansi Flick to manage the delicate balance within the squad, particularly as discontent among talented players like Torre threatens to disrupt team harmony. How Flick navigates this challenge will be crucial in determining both Torre’s future at the club and Barcelona’s pursuit of success this season.