According to Mundo Deportivo, Paris Saint-Germain has contacted Barcelona to inquire about the potential transfer of Ferran Torres. The player is also interested in moving to Paris.
The situation surrounding Ferran Torres is becoming clearer. Barcelona has not yet received a formal offer for the player, but the situation has changed significantly. Paris Saint-Germain called Barcelona to ask whether the club would be willing to sell Ferran Torres. PSG has also learned from the player's representatives that he wants to move to Paris. This initial contact did not include a specific offer but rather served as a prelude to one, while also confirming Ferran's interest in joining the French club. This possibility first emerged at the end of June, with the player's representatives already expressing his desire to leave.
Since Ferran was first linked with Paris Saint-Germain ahead of Spain's World Cup opener against Cape Verde, Barcelona's position has been consistent: if the player wants to leave, he should make his intentions clear, and the club will consider offers. Those signals have now arrived. However, Barcelona has not yet received a formal proposal from PSG.
Barcelona is prepared to evaluate any offer once it arrives. If the proposal reflects the value of a World Cup winner, Spanish international, and World Cup final goal scorer—and is at a level commensurate with a well-funded club like PSG—Barcelona will consider accepting it.
Barcelona's original plan was to renew Ferran Torres' contract, which currently expires on June 30, 2027. However, due to financial fair play regulations, Barcelona initially intended to address the contract renewal after the transfer window closed in September.
During the World Cup and the subsequent post-World Cup tour of the United States, Ferran never ruled out the possibility of leaving this summer. He stated in several interviews with North American television stations: "I have a contract, but in football, you can never be certain. For me to stay, Barcelona must show they want me." These comments caught Barcelona's attention. Yesterday, at a tribute event in his hometown of Foios, Ferran did not comment on the matter.
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