Roberto Torres Morales (born 7 November 1989) is a Spanish former professional footballer best known for his long association with CA Osasuna. He played primarily as an attacking midfielder and was valued for his technique, vision and set-piece ability.

• Full name: Roberto Torres Morales
• Date of birth: 7 November 1989
• Place of birth: Pamplona, Navarre, Spain
• Height: 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
• Primary position: Attacking midfielder / Right winger

Club career (summary)

• Youth and early career: Came through the Osasuna youth academy (cantera).
• Osasuna B: Featured for the reserve team before breaking into the first team.
• CA Osasuna (first team): Made his senior debut for Osasuna and spent the majority of his professional career at the club, becoming one of their key players across La Liga and Segunda División campaigns. He served as captain at times and was known for scoring from midfield and set pieces (free kicks and penalties).
• Loan / Later moves: After many seasons with Osasuna, he had brief spells elsewhere toward the end of his playing career (including a short move abroad), but his reputation is primarily tied to Osasuna.

Notable attributes and achievements

• Long-serving one-club figure for Osasuna for most of his career, earning strong affection from the club's supporters.
• Consistent contributor of goals and assists from midfield, often taking penalties and free kicks.
• Experienced in both Spain's top two divisions (La Liga and Segunda División) and in promotion/relegation battles with Osasuna.

After playing

Following retirement from playing, Torres has been linked with coaching and other roles within football; his deep ties to Osasuna and knowledge of the club's culture have made him a candidate for technical or developmental roles. (If you need the most up-to-date status — e.g., current club, coaching position or retirement confirmation — that can be checked, since post-retirement roles can change.)