The Ferran Torres saga at Paris Saint-Germain is gaining further momentum. According to Onze Mondial, the 26-year-old Spanish forward from FC Barcelona has reportedly reached an agreement with PSG on a five-year contract running until 2031. Further confirmation of the green light from the Spanish international.
Ferran Torres and Paris Saint-Germain have agreed on the terms of a five-year deal extending to June 2031. The Spanish forward, currently under contract with Barça until 2027, has reportedly opted for the Parisian club. With this personal agreement in place, PSG is preparing to submit an initial official offer to the Catalan management in an attempt to finalize the deal.
However, the financial aspect remains the main sticking point between the two clubs. FC Barcelona is reportedly seeking around €50 million for the forward, whereas Paris is considering a more modest opening bid. This gap will need to be bridged in the coming days for the deal to go through, given that the Blaugranas have no intention of selling a player—who still has a season left on his contract—at a bargain price.
Marc Mechenoua’s report significantly boosts the credibility of the story. It aligns with other accounts pointing to an agreement between Ferran Torres and PSG, alongside reports that discussions with FC Barcelona are also underway.
Caution remains necessary, however: no transfer has been made official yet, and the reported contract duration varies depending on the source. Nevertheless, the growing number of consistent reports indicates that this is no longer merely a case of preliminary inquiries; the matter appears to have entered a much more concrete phase.
