The five favourites to sign Ferran Torres this summer

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·28 luglio 2026

The five favourites to sign Ferran Torres this summer

Ferran Torres has had quite the summer. An extra-time winner in the World Cup final sealed success for Spain in North America, etching his name into national and football folklore.

Torres had the most productive season of his Barcelona career in 2025/26, but there are suggestions he could leave as the Spanish side seek to sign Julian Alvarez. We’ve looked at the likeliest destinations for the forward.

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Paris Saint-Germain – 17/20

Paris Saint-Germain are priced as frontrunners as Luis Enrique looks to add even more depth to a star-studded frontline. With Bradley Barcola agitating for an exit and Yan Diomande off to Real Madrid, Torres could offer an ideal replacement. Enrique gave Torres his Spain debut and appreciates his versatile profile.

Liverpool – 2/1

Liverpool are on the lookout for attacking additions, following Mohamed Salah’s exit and Hugo Ekitike’s long-term absence. Torres can cover positions right across the frontline and has past experience of the Premier League. With 12 months left on his Barcelona contract, a value deal could be struck.

Real Madrid – 9/2

Real Madrid have been linked with signing Torres in what would represent a remarkable swoop. It’s been 26 years since Luis Figo transferred from Barcelona to Real Madrid in a notorious deal, while the last high-profile player to move directly between the clubs was Javier Saviola, in 2007.

Aston Villa – 6/1

Could Unai Emery tempt his compatriot to Villa Park? Aston Villa are looking to strengthen their squad ahead of a Champions League return and need a replacement for Morgan Rogers. With £117m banked from that sale, the cash is there to get a deal done.

Manchester City – 7/1

Torres spent 18 months at Manchester City earlier in his career before returning to Spain with Barcelona. He scored 16 goals in 43 games during a decent stint, without ever commanding a prominent role.