Barcelona will be without Ferran Torres for the remainder of the season after the Spanish forward underwent successful surgery for appendicitis, according to reports from AS.

The 24-year-old began feeling unwell earlier this week and informed the club’s medical staff, who quickly diagnosed the issue and recommended immediate hospitalization. Torres was operated on without complications and is now in the recovery phase.

Key Contributor Sidelined

Torres has enjoyed a productive season, contributing 19 goals and 7 assists in all competitions. His absence will be noted, but it’s unlikely to significantly affect Barcelona’s run-in.

With their La Liga title all but secured and their Champions League campaign already over, Barça find themselves in a position where they can afford to let the forward fully recover without pressure.

Focus on Full Recovery

The club is expected to take a cautious approach with Torres, ensuring he returns fully fit for the start of the 2025–26 season. His form this campaign has reinforced his importance to the squad, and his absence now offers opportunities for younger players in the final fixtures.