With the 2026 World Cup dominating headlines, Paris Saint-Germain is navigating a busy summer transfer window. The club is evaluating multiple options as it seeks to bolster its attack, and one name has recently gained significant traction: Ferran Torres. The Spanish striker, currently playing for FC Barcelona, appears to be the top target for the Parisian side, with a deal reportedly nearing completion.

The transfer saga surrounding Ferran Torres has intensified in recent days, with the Spanish international currently featuring for La Roja in the World Cup. Despite having a contract at FC Barcelona until 2027, the 23-year-old forward is on the radar of several top European clubs, including PSG. Insiders suggest that a preliminary agreement for a long-term deal has already been reached between the player and the French giants.
Ferran Torres poised to join PSG
Following the departure of Gonçalo Ramos, PSG is in urgent need of a new striker. Ferran Torres has emerged as the leading candidate, with reports indicating that an agreement in principle has been struck. The deal, reportedly worth up to 2031, would see the Spanish forward leave FC Barcelona after a two-year stint. The Catalan club is now awaiting an official offer from PSG, which is expected to meet their valuation of around 50M€.
50M€ valuation puts Torres in PSG’s crosshairs
Since joining FC Barcelona in 2022, Ferran Torres has been valued at approximately 50M€, according to Transfermarkt. This figure aligns with the reported transfer fee PSG is willing to pay to secure his services. While English clubs have also shown interest, sources close to the player indicate that his preference lies with Paris. The transfer situation will remain fluid, particularly as Torres remains focused on the World Cup, including a highly anticipated clash against France—a potential future teammate.
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