Headline: FC Barcelona Completes Ferran Torres Transfer to PSG for €48.5 Million
FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have finalized the transfer of Ferran Torres to the French club on Thursday, as initially reported by Sport and confirmed by Fabrizio Romano.
The transfer comes after weeks of negotiations, during which Barcelona turned down an initial offer from PSG. Torres will sign a contract that runs until 2031.
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According to Sport, the deal has been closed for a fixed amount of €48.5 million, with no additional add-ons included. Ferran Torres is set to travel to Paris shortly for a medical examination, sign his contract, and join Luis Enrique’s squad immediately.
Hansi Flick and FC Barcelona’s sporting directors permitted Torres to miss training on both Wednesday and Thursday. The decision to release him early was made to avoid jeopardizing the transfer, even though the deadline for players returning after the World Cup was August 12.
Hailing from Valencia, the forward will now be under the direction of the reigning Champions League titleholders.
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FC Barcelona and PSG finalized Ferran Torres’ transfer to the Parisian club this Thursday, as first reported by Sport and confirmed by Fabrizio Romano.
The agreement comes after several weeks of negotiations and after the Catalan club rejected an initial offer from PSG. He will sign until 2031.
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The deal has been completed for a fixed fee of €48.5 million, according to Sport, with no add-ons included. Ferran Torres will travel to Paris in the coming hours to undergo a medical, sign his contract, and immediately join Luis Enrique’s squad.
Hansi Flick and Barça’s sporting directors had granted him special permission not to train on either Wednesday or Thursday. The club chose to release him early so as not to jeopardize the sale, even though the deadline to return after the World Cup was August 12.
The Valencia-born forward now comes under the orders of the reigning Champions League holders.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.
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