Paris Saint-Germain are maintaining talks with Ferran Torres' representatives, but Barcelona have no intention of selling unless the Spanish forward requests a move
Paris Saint-Germain remain actively involved in the race for Ferran Torres despite Barcelona's firm stance on the Spain international. According to reports, PSG are in direct contact with the player's camp as they continue reshaping Luis Enrique's attacking options. However, Barcelona are determined to keep Ferran and would only consider negotiations if the 26-year-old personally asked to leave the club this summer.
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Barcelona stand firm over Ferran
Barcelona view Ferran as an important member of Hansi Flick's squad after an impressive campaign last season. The Catalan club have made it clear that they are not looking to cash in on the versatile forward, whose contract runs until June 2027. As reported by Fabrizio Romano, any transfer will ultimately depend on Ferran's own decision, with PSG currently waiting to see whether the player changes his position before making a formal approach.
PSG continue rebuilding their attack
PSG's interest in Ferran comes as the French champions work on several attacking targets. The club are also negotiating for Ajax winger Mika Godts while preparing for the departures of Lee Kang-in, Gonçalo Ramos and Ibrahim Mbaye. Liverpool's pursuit of Bradley Barcola has further accelerated PSG's search for reinforcements. Ferran enjoyed an outstanding 2025/26 season, scoring 23 goals and providing nine assists in 51 appearances across all competitions, making him one of Barcelona's most productive attackers and a natural target for Europe's elite clubs.