Headline: FC Barcelona and PSG finalize Ferran Torres transfer for €50 million
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and FC Barcelona have reportedly reached an agreement for the transfer of Ferran Torres, 26, as announced by L’Équipe. The reigning double European champions are expected to finalize the deal shortly for a fee of €50 million.
Torres, who agreed to join PSG several days ago, is anticipated to sign a five-year contract that will extend until 2032. With this transfer, he will become the fourth signing of the summer for PSG, following Alessandro Longoni (18), Lucas Digne (33), and Maghnes Akliouche (24).
Initially rising through the youth ranks at Valencia CF, Torres moved to Manchester City in the summer of 2020. After returning to La Liga two years later, he played for Barcelona, making over 200 appearances in all competitions while scoring 65 goals and providing 23 assists. During his tenure at Barcelona, he has secured multiple titles, including three league championships.
As a Spanish international with 65 caps, Torres made a significant impact by scoring the lone goal in the last World Cup final, helping La Roja clinch their second World Cup title.
Paris Saint-Germain and FC Barcelona are reported to have reached an agreement for the transfer of Ferran Torres (26), according to L’Équipe. The reigning double European champions are therefore expected to finalise the Spaniard’s move shortly for a fee of €50m.
Having already agreed to join PSG several days ago, Torres is set to sign a five-year contract, running until 2032. In doing so, he will become the club’s fourth signing of the summer, following Alessandro Longoni (18), Lucas Digne (33) and Maghnes Akliouche (24).
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Having come through the ranks at Valencia CF, Torres left Spain to join Manchester City in the summer of 2020. Returning to La Liga two years later, he has since played for Barcelona, for whom he has made over 200 appearances in all competitions – scoring 65 goals and providing 23 assists – and with whom he has won several titles, including three league titles.
A Spanish international with 65 caps, Torres made history by scoring the only goal in the last World Cup final, securing a second World Cup title for La Roja.
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