Pablo Torre may not be enjoying many minutes at Barcelona but says he’s still loving life at the club.
The midfielder came on at [half-time of Thursday’s win over Osasuna](https://www.barcablaugranes.com/2025/3/27/24393729/barcelona-osasuna-la-liga-final-score-match-report-recap-reactions) and put in another impressive cameo, playing a role in Barca’s third goal.
[Torre is having to be patient once again at Barcelona](https://www.barcablaugranes.com/2025/3/26/24394626/barcelona-come-up-with-new-plan-for-pablo-torre-after-tough-season-under-hansi-flick) but says he’s happy to be part of the squad.
> “For me, being here at Barcelona is a dream. Of course, we all want to start and play as many games as possible, but for me, it’s amazing to be here with these monsters and compete for everything,” he told the media.
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> “With this tight schedule, we have to face everything as best we can. We have a lot of games, they are not always easy, but we want to win and get ahead. Today we were able to, but other days it is harder. The most important part of the season remains.”
Torre and Barcelona now face Girona next which will see the midfielder come up against familiar faces after spending time on loan with the club last season. He’s looking forward to the match-up already.
> “Eric and I, above all, know how they operate. They have a spectacular manager who makes them play very good football. We’ll have to bring out our weapons,” he added.
With the team now in the midst of a busy schedule, Torre will be hoping for more minutes on Sunday when Barca host Michel’s men.