PSG optimistic about Ferran Torres transfer, fee could reach €50M

According to Mundo Deportivo, Paris Saint-Germain has contacted Barcelona to inquire about the possibility of signing Ferran Torres, and French media generally believe that the 26-year-old winger is interested in moving to Paris.

French media also generally agree that Ferran Torres has decided to leave Barcelona and join PSG. L'Équipe states that there is optimism in the club's offices about this potential transfer, believing that he is very likely to join them.

However, the French media also mentioned the precedent of Jean-Diomande. At that time, Paris thought everything had been settled, but the winger eventually signed with Real Madrid instead. Nevertheless, French public opinion still believes that the Ferran Torres deal has a relatively solid foundation and can be completed in a relatively short timeframe, partly because the player himself prefers to avoid training with Barcelona on Wednesday the 12th.

French media outlets such as Onze Mondial and Le Parisien have provided specific figures, stating that the transfer fee for Ferran Torres is 50 million euros.

According to previous reports, while Ferran was still competing in the World Cup, Barcelona's stance was that he was not on the transfer list, and the club would only consider offers from interested teams if he himself actively requested to leave.

PSG's intention to sign attacking players is very clear. Thanks to the sale of several fringe players this summer, Paris Saint-Germain has recouped considerable funds in the transfer market, which will also support negotiations for Ferran Torres.

In recent deals involving outgoing attacking players, Atlético Madrid paid 35 million euros for South Korean forward Lee Kang-in, plus 5 million euros in add-ons; a few days ago, Juventus agreed to pay PSG 50 million euros to sign Randal Kolo Muani, who was previously on loan; the most ambitious is the price PSG is asking Liverpool for Barcola—a forward with an asking price between 150 and 170 million euros, despite not yet being an automatic starter.

Of course, none of these players scored in the World Cup final.

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