Overview
- PSG confirmed the signing on Saturday after Ferran Torres completed medicals and an initial training session and was presented as a Paris Saint-Germain player on a deal running to 2031.
- Media reports from multiple outlets say the club paid about €50 million to Barcelona, which agreed to sell rather than risk losing Torres for free when his contract neared expiry.
- Torres publicly framed the move around winning the UEFA Champions League and thanked president Nasser Al‑Khelaïfi, sporting adviser Luis Campos and coach Luis Enrique for the opportunity.
- Torres, 26, arrives with an enhanced profile after scoring the winning goal in Spain’s 2026 World Cup final, a moment that increased his market value and Paris’s interest.
- PSG has already integrated Torres into training and assigned him a prominent role, a move that strengthens their attacking options and raises expectations for their domestic and European campaigns.