Ferran Torres joins PSG on five-year deal after Spain’s World Cup-winning strike | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain have signed Ferran Torres on a five-year deal to 2031. The Spain forward, 26, hit the winner as Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 World Cup final.

According to Le Progres, PSG will pay 45 million euros to Barcelona. He bolsters a deep attack and effectively replaces Gonçalo Ramos, sold to AC Milan for 75 million euros.

PSG, two-time European champions, are coached by his former Spain boss Luis Enrique, who favours versatile forwards. Capable across the line, Torres will wear the number nine shirt.

Handed his debut by Enrique at 20, he later won Euro 2024 and the 2026 World Cup under Luis de la Fuente alongside new club-mate Fabian Ruiz. Torres has 65 caps and 25 goals.

Developed as a winger then used centrally at Barcelona in the past two seasons, the Tiburon, Spanish for shark, was the club’s joint top La Liga scorer last term with 16 goals.

He departs as a starting role beckoned after Robert Lewandowski moved to Chicago, having told Barcelona he would not extend a deal expiring next summer. His World Cup final strike came off the bench and further elevated his value.

Torres becomes PSG’s fourth summer addition after Maghnes Akliouche, Lucas Digne and young Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni.

Source: Le Progres

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