Spaniard Ferran Torres is close to putting an end to his career with Barcelona, after Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona made progress in negotiations regarding the player’s transfer to the ranks of the French club during the current summer transfer period.
According to what was reported by the Spanish newspaper “Marca”, negotiations between the two parties are taking place away from the limelight, through Barcelona’s sporting director Deco and his counterpart in Paris Saint-Germain, Luis Campos, benefiting from the good relationship that unites them, at a time when other files have attracted attention. Media outlets, such as Julian Alvarez, Rodri, and Ronald Araujo.
Reports indicated that Ferran Torres had already reached an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain regarding personal terms, as he agreed to sign a contract extending for four seasons, and all that remained was to resolve the financial details between the two clubs to officially complete the deal.
The value of the player’s transfer is close to 50 million euros, according to current data, with negotiations continuing between Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain to determine the final compensation and the mechanism for calculating the variables and incentives associated with it. With the deal.
The negotiations between the two clubs appear to be on their way to being settled, in light of the convergence of views, which may pave the way for the deal to be closed and announced within the next few days, once a final agreement is reached on the remaining terms.
Barcelona was preparing to hold a meeting with Ferran Torres next Wednesday, coinciding with the return of the Spanish international players to training, but this meeting may lose its importance, after the player’s entourage informed the Catalan club’s management of his clear desire to leave and move to Paris Saint-Germain. Germain.
Thus, it seems that Ferran Torres's future is close to being decided, with his move to the French champions approaching and the opening of a new page in his career away from Camp Nou.