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·3 August 2026
Transfer news – PSG determined to sign Ferran Torres

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·3 August 2026

Ferran Torres, the 26-year-old forward for FC Barcelona (under contract until 2027) and Spain, has been reported as a target for Paris Saint-Germain in this transfer window. Journalist Romain Collet-Gaudin stated on Monday that the Spaniard is the priority to replace Gonçalo Ramos (25, who joined AC Milan) and that PSG are ready to fight for him.
This journalist has clearly shown that he is reliable, so he is given a certain level of trust here. It must be said that Ferran Torres, even if he has never really managed to establish himself as a regular starter in his career, has great qualities. It is no small thing to be an important backup at Manchester City, FC Barcelona, and with the Spanish national team. He is an interesting player who could fit perfectly into coach Luis Enrique’s philosophy, as it was he who gave him his start with La Roja when he was national team manager.
Ferran Torres has a fairly different profile from that of a traditional centre-forward. The Spaniard does not constantly look to play with his back to goal or impose himself physically on defenders. His main strength lies more in his movement, his positional changes, and his ability to appear in the box at the right moment.
He can start out wide before drifting inside, or begin through the middle to create space for a teammate. This mobility makes him difficult to pin down to a single role, but it also requires a team setup capable of supporting his movements.
Now, the big challenge may be reaching an agreement with Barça. The Catalan club’s position remains fairly unclear. It changes from one outlet to another, with a contract extension more or less desired and an uncertain price. But the figure most often mentioned has been 50 million euros. With negotiations between the two clubs unlikely to be simple. A public statement from the player should help clarify things.
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