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Ferran torres transfer saga: barcelona’s stance on psg move revealed

Posted on July 13, 2026September 25, 2026 by Martin Ngu
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Paris Saint-Germain’s interest in Ferran Torres intensifies amid Gonçalo Ramos exit

With Gonçalo Ramos’s departure to AC Milan on June 30, Paris Saint-Germain is actively seeking a replacement striker. The club has reportedly set its sights on Ferran Torres, a player whose contract with FC Barcelona extends until June 2027. According to insider accounts, PSG and Ferran Torres have already reached a preliminary agreement for a five-season deal.

The potential transfer comes as PSG faces a gap in their attacking lineup following Ramos’s exit for a fee nearing €74 million. The club’s management, led by Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, is moving quickly to secure a high-caliber forward to bolster their squad ahead of the upcoming season.

Barcelona’s president weighs in on Ferran Torres transfer rumors

FC Barcelona’s president, Joan Laporta, recently addressed the speculation surrounding Ferran Torres’s future. Speaking in Dallas before the FIFA World Cup semifinal between France and Spain, Laporta made it clear that the club has yet to confirm any move involving the Spanish international.

«A transfer of Ferran Torres to PSG? I’ve heard about it, but we haven’t received any confirmation yet. He’s a Barcelona player, one of the 14 we have here. Ferran is also performing exceptionally well. Every time he steps onto the pitch, he’s a constant threat. His assist to Merino was incredible,» Laporta stated. He emphasized the club’s deep talent pool, adding, «We have excellent players here at the World Cup, which is why I’m present myself.»

The president’s remarks underscore Barcelona’s cautious stance while leaving room for negotiation. The club’s reluctance to part ways with Torres contrasts with PSG’s apparent urgency to finalize the deal.

By Martin Ngu — Politics and National Security

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