FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are in the final stages of a deal for Ferran Torres that is worth about €50 million including potential add-ons, with personal terms agreed as of August 12, 2026. Barcelona allowed the 26-year-old forward to skip training to help accelerate the move as the clubs worked through minor details of the payment structure, while the broader framework of the transfer was already settled. Torres has one year left on his Barcelona contract, making this window a key moment for the Catalan club to recoup most of the roughly €55 million it paid Manchester City in early 2022. PSG's push was strengthened by coach Luis Enrique, who previously managed Torres with Spain, and by midfielder Fabián Ruiz, who reportedly helped discussions. Torres's profile was further elevated after he scored the only goal in Spain's 1-0 win over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final on July 19. For Barcelona, the sale would provide financial relief and could support squad planning or help meet La Liga financial fair play requirements.