Paris Saint-Germain complete the signing of Spain forward Ferran Torres from Barcelona, the clubs announce. Multiple outlets describe Torres as the match-winner after he scores the only goal for Spain in the World Cup final. PSG confirm the move, with the transfer framed as strengthening their attacking options after their recent European success.

PSG and Barcelona do not disclose the official fee in their announcements, but several reports cite reported figures in the €50 million range. Sky Sports and other outlets report a value of £42.7m, while other coverage references €50m (around $58m). Coverage also notes the length of the contract: sources describe a five-year deal running until 2031.

Different outlets emphasize different aspects—some focus on Torres’ World Cup winning role, while others highlight PSG’s star-studded attacking lineup and the club’s ambitions. One report also mentions Torres reuniting with coach Luis Enrique, who previously guided him in his Spain debut.