PSG and Barcelona to Negotiate Ferran Torres Transfer Next Week
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is pursuing Barcelona forward Ferran Torres, who has expressed his desire to join the French club. With only one year left on his contract and feeling neglected by Barcelona, Torres has agreed personal terms with PSG. Barcelona is motivated to sell due to a financial clause requiring an additional €8 million payment to Manchester City if they extend his contract. PSG, seeking a replacement for injured striker Gonçalo Ramos, is preparing an offer between €40-45 million. Talks are expected to accelerate, with both clubs pushing for a resolution within ten days.
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Ferran Torres Attends First Training Session at Paris Saint-Germain, Receives Guard of Honor
According to RMC Sport, after Paris Saint-Germain officially announced the signing of Ferran Torres, the 26-year-old Spanish forward quickly appeared at the team's training ground. During his first session, he received a traditional 'guard of honor' from teammates, who patted his head as he walked through a tunnel. Ferran appeared relaxed, chatting with several new teammates, notably former Barcelona teammate Ousmane Dembélé and Spanish national teammate Fabián Ruiz. He also exchanged words with head coach Luis Enrique, who had coached him in the Spanish national team. PSG paid €45 million for Ferran, making him the club's fourth confirmed signing this summer, following Akliouche (€50 million), Lucas Digne (€7 million), and Alessandro Longoni. The club is also close to signing Mika Goetz and Suzuki Ziyan.
Read sourceBarcelona Confirms Landmark Transfer of Ferran Torres to Paris Saint-Germain
FC Barcelona has officially confirmed the transfer of forward Ferran Torres to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) via an email to media and a statement on its website. The 26-year-old Spanish international, who joined Barcelona from Manchester City in late 2021 for €55 million, leaves after four and a half seasons. During his tenure, he scored 65 goals in 207 appearances, winning three La Liga titles, a Copa del Rey, and three Spanish Super Cups, as well as the Euros and World Cup with Spain. With only 10.5 months left on his contract, Barcelona secured a reported €50 million fee, considered good business by Sporting Director Deco. The club now faces the challenge of finding a replacement striker, with Julian Alvarez a primary target but difficult to acquire from Atletico Madrid, while other options like Sporting CP's Luis Suarez or using Lamine Yamal as a false nine are being considered.
Read sourceFerran Torres Joins Paris Saint-Germain, Signs Contract Until 2031
Paris Saint-Germain officially announced the signing of Spanish forward Ferran Torres from Barcelona on August 15. The 24-year-old has signed a contract until 2031 and will wear the number 9 jersey. Torres previously played for Valencia, Manchester City, and Barcelona, and has won the World Cup, European Championship, and UEFA Nations League with Spain. In his first comments, Torres expressed happiness about starting a new adventure at an ambitious club like PSG and thanked President Nasser Al-Khelaifi, Luis Campos, and head coach Luis Enrique for the opportunity. He stated his hope to help the club win as many titles as possible.
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Paris Saint-Germain Signs Ferran Torres Until 2031, Will Wear Number 9 Jersey
On August 15, Paris Saint-Germain officially announced the signing of Spanish forward Ferran Torres from Barcelona. The 24-year-old has agreed to a contract lasting until 2031 and will wear the number 9 jersey for the upcoming season. According to previous reports from transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the transfer fee is 50 million euros. The announcement was made on PSG's official website and reported by Hupu Football News.
Read sourceBarcelona Officially Announces Ferran Torres Transfer to Paris Saint-Germain
Barcelona has officially announced an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) for the transfer of Spanish forward Ferran Torres. The 26-year-old joined Barcelona from Manchester City in December 2021 and spent five seasons at the club, making 207 appearances, scoring 65 goals, and providing 7 assists. During his tenure, he won seven trophies including three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey, and three Spanish Super Cups. In the 2025/26 season, he scored 16 La Liga goals, tying with Lamine Yamal as the top-scoring Spanish players and winning the Zarra Trophy. A notable highlight was his goal in the 2025 Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid, which forced extra time and led to Barcelona's victory. At PSG, Torres will reunite with former Barcelona and Spain national team coach Luis Enrique. Transfer fee and contract length details have not yet been disclosed.
Ferran Torres to Join PSG from Barcelona for €50 Million
According to Italian journalist Matteo Moretto, Barcelona forward Ferran Torres is flying to Paris today to complete his transfer to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). The deal, previously reported by Fabrizio Romano, is valued at €50 million. After several days of negotiations, both clubs have reached an agreement, and the transfer is now entering its final stages, including a medical examination and contract signing. The news was published by Hupu Football on August 14, citing sources on X.
Read sourceFerran Torres Transfer to PSG Nears Completion; Barcelona Hailed for 'Most Successful Sale in 20 Years'
Ferran Torres' transfer from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain is in its final stages, ending a weeks-long saga. On Catalan television's 'L'Onze', guests debated the deal's impact. Sportingly, guest Paula Revet argued Ferran will get less playing time at PSG due to fierce competition, despite being Barcelona's top league scorer last season. Economically, commentator Juvenal Edjogo praised the deal as Barcelona's most successful sale in 20 years, noting that with Ferran's contract in its final year, the club secured nearly 50 million euros and offloaded salary, a 'stroke of genius' given financial constraints. The transfer highlights Ferran's pursuit of a core role versus PSG's hierarchy, while Barcelona gains cash flow to ease salary cap pressure. His departure leaves a gap in Barcelona's frontline, prompting a decision on promoting youth or signing reinforcements.
PSG and Barcelona Reach Ferran Torres Transfer Agreement Below €50 Million
Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona have finalized the transfer of Ferran Torres for a fee slightly below €50 million, according to Diario Sport. PSG showed extreme toughness in negotiations, refusing to meet Barcelona's initial €60 million asking price and even threatening to walk away, leveraging the player's private agreement and expiring contract. Barcelona, facing financial pressure to register new signings and with coach Flick marginalizing Torres, reluctantly compromised. The deal reflects PSG's strategic shift under sporting director Luis Campos from lavish spending to frugal, calculated transfers, using clubs' financial vulnerabilities to drive down prices. PSG paid almost entirely in cash, while Barcelona secured a net profit and salary savings crucial for squad registration.
Read sourceBarcelona Faces €8M Payment to Man City if Renewing Ferran Torres Due to Alemany Clause
According to Spanish journalist Alfredo Martínez, Barcelona will be required to pay €8 million to Manchester City if they renew Ferran Torres' contract. This unusual clause was inserted into the original transfer agreement by then-Barcelona sporting director Mateu Alemany when Ferran Torres was signed from Manchester City. At the time, no one within Barcelona understood the rationale behind this arrangement. The clause is considered highly unusual in modern football. The report, published by Hupu on August 13, highlights a potential financial hurdle for Barcelona as they consider extending the player's contract.
Reporter: Ferran Torres Transfer Fee Lower Than Reported, Paris to Pay in Installments
According to Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri, the actual transfer fee for Ferran Torres moving from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain is expected to be lower than the figures currently circulating in the media. Paris Saint-Germain achieved a relatively favorable result in the negotiations, while the installment payment arrangement for the transfer fee is also quite beneficial for Barcelona. The report, published by Hupu Soccer on August 13, suggests that the deal's financial structure differs from initial public estimates, potentially easing Barcelona's financial planning.
Read sourceFerran Torres Transfer to PSG Nets Barcelona €35 Million Profit and Frees Financial Space
According to Mundo Deportivo, Ferran Torres is joining Paris Saint-Germain for a transfer fee close to €50 million, generating a net book profit of approximately €35 million for Barcelona. The deal also frees up Ferran's salary space and eliminates remaining amortization costs (€11 million) from Barcelona's financial fair play limits. Barcelona saved an €8 million fee owed to Manchester City by not renewing Ferran's contract, and avoided triggering a clause that would require additional payments to City if the fee exceeded €55 million. The sale improves Barcelona's financial flexibility for new signings and is expected to aid negotiations for Rodri's transfer. Previous departures of Lewandowski, Fati, Ter Stegen, and Araujo had already improved the club's financial position.
Read sourceFC Barcelona Finalizes Ferran Torres Sale to Paris Saint-Germain
FC Barcelona has finalized the sale of forward Ferran Torres to Paris Saint-Germain for a reported fee of $56 million (€48.5 million), according to multiple sources including SPORT, Fabrizio Romano, and Mundo Deportivo. The deal, which involves no bonuses, allows Barcelona to recoup nearly all of the €55 million they paid Manchester City for Torres in 2021. The 26-year-old Spanish international was in the final 11 months of his contract and could have left for free next summer. Torres leaves Barcelona with a complicated legacy: while he won seven trophies including three La Liga titles, his 65 goals in 207 appearances were often as a substitute behind Robert Lewandowski. At PSG, he will reunite with former Spain and Barcelona manager Luis Enrique. Barcelona now plans to focus on signing a successor to Lewandowski, such as Julian Alvarez.
Read sourceFerran Torres Arrives in France for Medical as Barcelona and PSG Near Transfer Completion
According to SER Radio reporter Nil Solà, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have reached a principle agreement for the transfer of Spanish forward Ferran Torres, with a transfer fee of 50 million euros. The player, from Foios, has already arrived in France and will undergo a medical examination arranged by PSG. Both clubs are currently exchanging relevant documents and hope to officially complete the deal by the weekend. The news was reported by Hupu Soccer on August 13.
Read sourceFerran Torres Joins Paris Saint-Germain from Barcelona for €50 Million
According to renowned transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, Spanish forward Ferran Torres has completed a move from FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain for a transfer fee of €50 million. The deal, confirmed with Romano's signature 'Here we go!', was finalized after several days of negotiations. Torres reportedly only wanted to join PSG, and both clubs reached a full agreement. The news was published by Hupu Football on August 14, citing Romano's report on X. The article also includes fan reactions noting Torres' inconsistent form but good positioning and awareness.
Read sourceFerran Torres to Join Paris Saint-Germain for Slightly Under €50 Million
According to World Sports journalist Fernando Polo, FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have reached an agreement for the transfer of forward Ferran Torres, aged 26. The final transfer fee is slightly less than €50 million, with no add-ons, ensuring the amount remains fixed. Torres is expected to join PSG soon and sign a five-year contract. The news was reported by Hupu Soccer, citing World Sports, and has generated discussion among fans, with some noting Barcelona's tendency to negotiate lower fees.
Read sourceBarcelona Seeks Quick Sale of Ferran Torres to Enable Rodri Signing
According to Catalan radio reporter Joan Fité, Barcelona is prioritizing the sale of forward Ferran Torres to Paris Saint-Germain in order to facilitate the signing of midfielder Rodri. The club has kept Ferran out of training until his transfer is resolved. PSG initially offered around €40 million, but Barcelona is holding out for approximately €50 million plus add-ons. All parties—Barcelona, PSG, and Ferran himself—are reportedly aligned in their desire to complete the transfer. The two deals are described as 'communicating vessels,' meaning Ferran's departure is a necessary condition for Rodri's arrival. A breakthrough is expected soon.
Read sourceBarcelona Satisfied with PSG's €50M Offer for Ferran Torres; Transfer Nears Completion
According to Mundo Deportivo, Ferran Torres' transfer from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain is in its final stages. The player has missed Barcelona training for two consecutive days with permission and has agreed to a five-year personal contract with PSG. PSG's final offer of €50 million is reportedly satisfactory to Barcelona, though some details remain to be finalized, and the deal may not be completed by Thursday. Barcelona aims to expedite the sale to secure funds for signing Rodri from Manchester City, who demands a fixed fee of €70-80 million. Barcelona has increased its offer to €65 million including add-ons, hoping the Ferran sale will enable them to meet City's demands.
Read sourceBarcelona Training Update: Yamal and Cubarsi Join Full Session; Ferran Torres Absent for PSG Transfer Talks
According to World Sports reporter Javier Gascon, Barcelona forward Ferran Torres has missed full team training for the second consecutive day as he finalizes a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain with the club's permission. Barcelona is actively negotiating with PSG. Meanwhile, four World Cup champions—Cubarsi, Olmo, Yamal, and Pedri—returned to training on Wednesday. By Thursday, Cubarsi, Olmo, and Yamal had joined full team training, while Pedri continued recovery work in the gym. Several players awaiting clarity on their futures, including Casado, Hector Fort, Jofre Torrents, Tomi Max, Guille Fernandez, and Toni Fernandez, are training individually. Additionally, youth academy players such as goalkeeper Aaron Jacobishvili (close to joining Almeria) and others are training with the first team under coach Hansi Flick.
Read sourceFerran Torres Set to Join PSG as Medical Nears, Announcement Expected This Weekend
According to Diario Sport, Ferran Torres is on the verge of completing a transfer from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain for a fixed fee of €50 million plus €5 million in bonuses. The deal is nearly finalized, with Ferran receiving permission to skip Barcelona training and expected to travel to Paris soon. His medical examination could occur as early as Friday or Saturday. PSG, currently focused on their European Super Cup match against Aston Villa, is expected to officially announce the transfer this weekend. Coach Luis Enrique, familiar with Ferran from their time together at Spain's national team, plans to give him an important role. Ferran's versatility as a forward who moves between attacking zones aligns with Enrique's tactical preferences. The article also discusses how Ferran will integrate into PSG's star-studded attack, potentially taking a wide position if Doué moves centrally. Ferran will need time to regain fitness after a busy off-season of sponsor activities in the US.
Marca: Barcelona Allows Ferran Torres to Miss Training to Finalize Transfer to PSG
According to Marca reporter M. Carmen Torres, Barcelona has agreed to Ferran Torres' absence from the team's return on August 12, as he is finalizing his transfer to Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain. The Valencia forward, a former Manchester City player, requested permission to skip training to handle the last details of the negotiations, which have entered the final sprint since Monday evening. Barcelona and coach Hansi Flick have shown full understanding and support for the player, who made clear last week he wanted to accept the offer from PSG coach Luis Enrique. An official announcement is expected imminently. Meanwhile, other Spanish internationals including Pedri, Cubarsi, Olmo, and Yamal returned to training on time. Barcelona is preparing for the 2026-27 season with double training sessions, a preseason friendly against Basel, and the Joan Gamper Trophy match against Al Ahly before their season opener against Elche on August 23.
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