Ferran Torres is one step away from becoming a Paris Saint-Germain player as the French club have reached an agreement in principle with Barcelona on a deal for the scorer of Spain’s World Cup winning goal.
According to multiple reports, the two clubs have agreed a deal worth €50 million plus €5 million in bonuses, and the deal is expected to be fully closed after PSG’s UEFA Super Cup clash against Aston Villa on Wednesday.
Fabrizio Romano says Ferran will not join training at Barça headquarters on
Wednesday, when he was due to rejoin the squad along with the rest of his Spain teammates. The two clubs have agreed to keep Ferran out of the training pitch to avoid any possible injury.
Ferran opened the door to his exit last week and made headlines with comments on his Barcelona future, and PSG acted quickly as soon as they were given the confirmation of Torres’ interest in a move to Paris. The deal is now all but done, and Torres will be a PSG player by the end of the week.
