The Paris Saint-Germain is actively pursuing a replacement for Gonçalo Ramos, who departed for the AC Milan on June 30 for a fee nearing €74 million. According to insider reports, Ferran Torres has emerged as the preferred candidate to fill the void at the Parc des Princes.
Joan Laporta, President of FC Barcelona, addressed the ongoing transfer speculation during a recent appearance in Dallas ahead of the World Cup semifinal clash between France and Spain. Laporta’s comments shed light on the club’s stance regarding Torres’ potential move to the Ligue 1 giants.
Barcelona’s cautious stance on Torres’ future
Laporta acknowledged the rumors but emphasized that no formal confirmation has been received regarding a possible transfer. He firmly stated, “A move for Ferran Torres to PSG? I’ve heard the talk, but we haven’t received any official confirmation yet. He’s a Barcelona player—one of our 14 squad members— and he’s performing exceptionally well. Every time he steps onto the pitch, he’s a constant threat. His assist to Merino was outstanding. That said, we have world-class players here at the World Cup, which is why I’m in Dallas.”
PSG’s transfer plans under scrutiny
The potential acquisition of Torres aligns with PSG’s strategy to bolster their attacking lineup following Ramos’ exit. Insiders suggest that the club has already reached a preliminary agreement with the Spanish international, with a five-year contract on the table. However, the finalization of the deal remains contingent on Barcelona’s response, which thus far has been one of cautious optimism rather than outright rejection.
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