Ferran Torres has reportedly agreed to join Paris Saint-Germain, according to multiple French outlets including Eurosport and L’Équipe. The Spanish forward is said to have accepted a five-year contract with the Ligue 1 club, with negotiations now underway between PSG and Barcelona over a transfer fee.
Eurosport was the first to report that Torres had given his verbal approval to the move. L’Équipe added that the player has reached a personal agreement with PSG, and that talks between the two clubs are ongoing. The reports suggest that both sides are working to finalize the deal before a key deadline, with Sport.fr noting that everything should be concluded by Wednesday.
The timing of the transfer appears to be driven by PSG’s need to complete their squad planning ahead of the new season. Goal.com also reported that Barcelona and PSG have opened formal discussions, with a possible conclusion date already in mind. While no fee has been disclosed, the reports indicate that the clubs are actively negotiating the terms of the transfer.
Torres, who has been with Barcelona since 2022, has struggled to secure a consistent starting role at the Camp Nou. A move to Paris would offer him a fresh start under a new manager and a more prominent attacking role. PSG have been active in the transfer market this summer, and Torres would add depth to their forward line alongside their existing attacking options.
For Barcelona, selling Torres would provide a financial boost and help ease their ongoing wage bill concerns. The Catalan club has been under pressure to offload players to comply with La Liga’s financial fair play rules, and a sale could free up resources for other targets.
All eyes will be on the coming days as PSG and Barcelona work to finalize the transfer. If the reports are accurate, an official announcement could come before the weekend.
