Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have reached an agreement for the transfer of forward Ferran Torres, according to multiple Spanish media reports published on Thursday. The deal was first reported by La Voz de Galicia, with further confirmation coming from outlets including MARCA, El Mundo, and Diario AS.
The transfer fee is reported to be €50 million, according to Diario AS, which described the agreement as a "principle of agreement" between the two clubs. El Mundo went further, stating that Barcelona has closed the transfer of Torres to the French champions.
The reports indicate that the move represents a significant sale for Barcelona, who have been working to balance their squad and finances. Torres joined Barcelona from Manchester City in January 2022 and has been part of the first-team squad since then, though his role has fluctuated under different coaching staff.
PSG's interest in the Spanish international has been consistent throughout the summer window, and the clubs have now found common ground on the terms of the deal. The agreement covers the transfer fee, though the reports do not specify the length of the contract Torres will sign in Paris or any potential add-ons included in the package.
The move will see Torres leave La Liga after several seasons in Spain, having previously played for Valencia before his stint in England with City. His departure would free up space in Barcelona's attacking lineup and provide the club with a notable influx of cash.
What to watch next: Official confirmation from either club, along with details on the contract length and any performance-based bonuses tied to the €50 million fee.
