Paris Saint-Germain is on the brink of securing a deal for one of football’s most sought-after forwards this summer. Ferran Torres, the Barcelona striker who delivered the winning goal in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final for Spain, is the club’s top target to reinforce their attacking lineup. With Gonçalo Ramos set to depart for AC Milan, Luis Enrique and his staff have identified Torres as the ideal replacement to bolster the Parc des Princes side.
Sources close to the negotiations reveal that PSG has already earmarked a transfer date—just two weeks away—as part of a broader strategy to finalize multiple deals simultaneously. The club is advancing talks with other targets, including French internationals Lucas Digne and Maghnes Akliouche, while maintaining a firm stance on their valuation for Torres.
Barcelona demands €50 million for Torres, PSG ready to meet timeline
The Catalan giants have set a transfer fee of €50 million as the starting point for discussions. Despite earlier criticism in Spain and limited playing time at his current club, Torres appears increasingly inclined to make the switch to the European champions. His career trajectory—from Valencia’s youth academy to Manchester City and now Barcelona—has seen him feature in 208 matches and score 65 goals in La Liga, making him a proven goal threat.
Torres’ World Cup heroics have elevated his profile, and his potential arrival in the French capital would align with PSG’s ambition to dominate both domestically and in European competitions. The timing of the transfer suggests PSG is prioritizing speed, with the two-week deadline looming as clubs scramble to complete their summer business before the window slams shut.
