
Key strength: Vision and passing
Creative playmaker
Clinging to 15th place in LaLiga's unforgiving relegation zone, RCD Mallorca are fighting for survival match by match. Their WLLDW form tells the story of a team living dangerously, scraping points where they can find them. At the heart of this desperate campaign stands Pablo Torre, the 23-year-old Cantabrian playmaker wearing №20, whose €5 million valuation makes him one of the island club's most prized assets. Torre's numbers—3 goals and 3 assists from 31 appearances—only scratch the surface of his importance. With 1,269 minutes logged in this survival scrap, he serves as Mallorca's emergency architect, threading defense-splitting passes to strikers Vedat Muriqi and Zito Luvumbo with the vision of a classical №10. His 58-rated passing ability towers above teammates in a squad crying out for creativity. While his modest pace won't terrorize defenders, Torre's footballing intelligence unlocks spaces that shouldn't exist. Those three yellow cards reveal the grit required in these desperate battles. As Mallorca fight tooth and nail for their top-flight lives, Torre's capacity to conjure one decisive moment may yet prove the difference between relegation and redemption.