Ferran Torres Dismisses PSG Transfer Rumors, Focuses on World Cup

FC Barcelona forward Ferran Torres has firmly dismissed recent speculation connecting him with a potential transfer to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Torres stated he has no knowledge of the rumored interest from PSG and is not interested in such discussions.

Rumors emerged earlier this week suggesting PSG considered Torres as a replacement for Bradley Barcola, who might depart this summer. However, the Spanish international has made it clear that an exit from Barcelona is not on his mind.

Speaking ahead of Spain's opening match against Cape Verde in Atlanta, Torres offered a direct response regarding his future. "I don't know anything about PSG and I'm not interested," he said, as quoted by SPORT. He also stressed, "I'm only interested in tomorrow," referring to the upcoming World Cup fixture.

Torres, whose current contract with Barcelona is set to expire in June 2027, has consistently redirected conversations back to the World Cup, despite questions about his club future and a potential contract extension. Barcelona's sporting department is expected to address his long-term future in the coming months.

The 26-year-old forward arrives at the World Cup following one of his most productive seasons with Barcelona, where he scored 21 goals and shared La Liga's Zarra Trophy with Lamine Yamal as one of the league's leading Spanish goalscorers. His strong performances have solidified his position within Hansi Flick's squad. With Robert Lewandowski's departure, Torres's role in Barcelona's attack is anticipated to become even more significant next season.

According to Yahoo Sports Soccer, Torres is likely to feature on the right wing in Spain's lineup for their opening match.