Barcelona agrees transfer of Ferran Torres to PSG, avoiding payment to City

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Barcelona agrees transfer of Ferran Torres to PSG, avoiding payment to City
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Barcelona has reached an agreement for Ferran Torres to join Paris Saint-Germain for approximately €50 million, effectively avoiding a €10 million payment to Manchester City. The deal comes as Torres enters the final year of his contract and follows Barcelona’s financial struggles in recent years. The Catalan club initially acquired Torres during a difficult financial period, and they are expected to generate a profit of around €35 million from the sale. With this transfer finalized, Barcelona still seeks to bolster their attacking options after the departure of Robert Lewandowski. The club is considering alternative signings, including Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid and Harry Kane from Bayern Munich.

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  • Ferran Torres set to join PSG for about €50 million
  • Barcelona avoids paying €10 million to Manchester City
  • Club expected to make €35 million profit from the sale
  • Continues to seek reinforcements in attack after Lewandowski's exit
  • Barcelona opens La Liga title defense on August 23.
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  • 7:05 AMYahoo SportsBarcelona avoid €10m payment to Manchester City after Ferran Torres agreement
  • 6:20 AMYahoo SportsBarcelona structure Ferran Torres’s PSG sale to avoid €10 million Manchester City payment
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Back when Barcelona signed Ferran Torres in 2022, the Catalan club were going through one of their most difficult periods as a footballing institution.Years of financial mismanagement by former presid...

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Barcelona have avoided paying Manchester City €10 million after agreeing a deal with Paris Saint-Germain for Ferran Torres, according to journalist Nil Sola.Torres is set to join PSG for less than �...

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