Paris Saint-Germain is racing to secure Spain’s World Cup-winning striker, Ferran Torres, as the summer transfer window intensifies. The French capital club, already in advanced talks, has set a strict deadline for the deal, while Barcelona demands €50 million to release their star player.
Paris Saint-Germain’s offensive rebuild takes shape with a high-profile target: Ferran Torres, the Barcelona forward who delivered the winning goal in Spain’s World Cup triumph. Under the guidance of coach Luis Enrique, the club has made the 24-year-old Spaniard their top priority to replace departing striker Gonçalo Ramos, who is joining AC Milan. The timing couldn’t be more critical as PSG push to strengthen their attack for the upcoming season.
Transfer deadline looms, Barça digs in on price
Barcelona has drawn a line in the sand, demanding €50 million to begin negotiations for Torres. Meanwhile, inside sources reveal Paris Saint-Germain has already penciled in a transfer date just two weeks away. The move aligns with PSG’s parallel pursuit of French internationals Lucas Digne and Maghnes Akliouche, signaling the club’s determination to close deals before the deadline.
Once a target of criticism in Spain and occasionally sidelined by his club, Torres now eyes a fresh start in the French capital. The Valencia academy graduate joined Barcelona in 2022 after a brief stint at Manchester City, amassing 208 appearances and 65 goals in his Liga career so far.
