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PSG sign World Cup final hero Torres from Barcelona

PSG sign World Cup final hero Torres from Barcelona
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Ferran Torres: PSG sign World Cup final hero from Barcelona for £42.7m Ferran Torres joins Champions League winners for £42.7m; Striker scored Spain's winner in the 2026 World Cup vs Argentina; The transfer potentially frees up some funds for Barcelona's pursuit of Manchester City midfielder Rodri Saturday 15 August 2026 10:48, UK PSG have completed the signing of Spain's World Cup final hero Ferran Torres from Barcelona for £42.7m. Torres etched his name into the history books by scoring...

Ferran Torres: PSG sign World Cup final hero from Barcelona for £42.7m Ferran Torres joins Champions League winners for £42.7m; Striker scored Spain's winner in the 2026 World Cup vs Argentina; The transfer potentially frees up some funds for Barcelona's pursuit of Manchester City midfielder Rodri Saturday 15 August 2026 10:48, UK PSG have completed the signing of Spain's World Cup final hero Ferran Torres from Barcelona for £42.7m. Torres etched his name into the history books by scoring the only goal of the final in extra-time as Spain defeated Argentina. The forward was a prime target for PSG, despite their other signings in this position which includes Maghnes Akliouche. Torres will wear the No 9 shirt in Paris and has signed a deal until 2031. In 207 matches for FC Barcelona, Torres netted 65 times, including in the Copa del Rey final victory against Real Madrid - one of six major honours he won in Spain. The transfer potentially frees up some funds for Barcelona's pursuit of Manchester City midfielder Rodri. City rejected a £55m bid from Barcelona for Rodri last week but the Catalan giants remain determined to sign him and are considering their next move as talks remain ongoing.
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