Barcelona starlet returns to first-team training after recovering from injury | OneFootball

The penultimate week of the 2025/26 La Liga season is underway for FC Barcelona.

With two matches remaining, Hansi Flick’s side are focused on finishing the campaign strongly, aiming to add two more victories and close the season on 97 points after the dream of reaching 100 became impossible following the loss to Alaves.

After giving the squad a rest day on Thursday, Flick gathered his players once again on Friday morning at the Ciutat Esportiva.

The Blaugrana resumed training to prepare for Sunday night’s clash against Real Betis at the Spotify Camp Nou – their last one at home this season.

Jofre Torrents called up to train

And, according to SPORT, left-back Jofre Torrents was called up to train with the Barcelona first-team squad by Flick.

The young La Masia graduate worked with the senior setup after recovering from the ankle injury he suffered at the end of February.

Jofre Torrents back in training. (Picture courtesy: Barcelona official website)

Torrents, 19, already made his official first-team debut for Barcelona on the opening day of the season, featuring as a substitute against RCD Mallorca. Following that, he played three more times under Flick before returning to the Barça Atletic setup.

The youngster made 15 appearances for the reserve team, scoring and assisting one goal apiece, before suffering an injury in February.

Having now recovered from the setback, Torrents is back training in the first-team setup and could even get minutes on the pitch in the final two matches of the season.

More presence from Barça Atletic

Alongside Torrents, fellow reserve team players Diego Kochen, Eder Aller, Tommy Marques, Alvaro Cortes and Xavi Espart also took part in the session.

Diego Kochen, Eder Aller, Jofre Torrents and Xavi Espart of Barcelona. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

With the atmosphere relaxed following the recent league title celebrations, Flick continues to give opportunities to several academy players during training sessions.

It will be interesting to see whether it translates to minutes on the field for any of these young prospects in the final two matches of the campaign.