Barcelona have rejected an initial offer from Paris Saint-Germain for Ferran Torres, with the Spanish club holding out for a bigger fee. Torres, who recently won the FIFA World Cup with Spain, has communicated his desire to join the French club, having already reached an agreement over personal terms. However, Barcelona values him significantly higher and is expecting improved bids from PSG.

The situation is complex, with both clubs preparing for decisive talks over a possible move. Barcelona and PSG are set to discuss the transfer in the coming days, and it’s likely that the French club will need to increase their offer if they want to sign the Spanish forward. Torres’ recent World Cup-winning goal for Spain has likely increased his value, and Barcelona are keen to capitalize on this. The player’s current contract at Barcelona expires at the end of the 2026-27 season, meaning the club must either agree to an extension or facilitate a transfer to avoid losing him as an uncompensated free agent.

As the transfer window continues to heat up, Barcelona are also working on other deals. The club has sent an opening bid for Rodri, but it was rejected by Manchester City, who have set an asking price of €70 million. Barcelona sporting director Deco will meet with youngster Bernal’s representatives in the coming days to ensure he knows the club continues to count on him in the event Rodri arrives. Meanwhile, Ferran Torres remains on holiday after scoring the winning goal in the World Cup final, and his future at Barcelona remains uncertain. The club is willing to negotiate his exit, but only if the right offer is made. PSG are currently in advanced talks with Barcelona, and a deal worth €50 million is being discussed.