23-year-old Barcelona forward has already decided to leave this summer | OneFootball

The 2024-25 season has gone even better than the expectations of most FC Barcelona fans, as Hansi Flick has already led the Blaugrana team to Spanish Super Cup and Copa del Rey glory, while also being within an inch of becoming the La Liga champions.

The frontline of Robert Lewandowski, Lamine Yamal, and Raphinha deserves a lot of credit for these achievements. In fact, this trio remained one of the most dangerous attacking lines in Europe for most of the season.

Pau Victor wants to leave Barcelona

However, with the way these three forwards have performed this season, some other forwards have found it very difficult to get sufficient game time. This is particularly the case with the 23-year-old Spaniard, Pau Victor, who has made only 19 appearances this season, of which only 2 were starts.

According to SPORT, the Barcelona forward understands that he cannot afford to have another season with such minimal prominence and thus has decided to leave the club this summer.

The player has several offers on the table, both from within Spain and from abroad, thus he can choose the side that best suits his aspirations going forward. The Blaugrana club will also facilitate his departure, but only as long as they remain in control of his future, i.e., with an option to buy or on a loan.

Barcelona players Pau Victor and Raphinha. [Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images]

Little attachment to the locker room

Another factor that might have pushed the Spanish forward to look for a departure is his little attachment with his teammates in the locker room. He belongs neither to the group of young players who have emerged from La Masia, nor to the group of veterans, most of whom are foreigners.

Thus, it looks clear that the best way forward for him remains leaving Barcelona and playing for another side for the next season. It remains to be seen whether he will actually leave, and what will be the nature of his departure, as the Blaugranes want to keep their options open with the forward.