Barcelona forward dismisses PSG rumours: ‘I’m not interested’

Barcelona forward dismisses PSG rumours: ‘I’m not interested’

class="wp-block-paragraph">FC Barcelona forward Ferran Torres has firmly shut down speculation linking him with a move to Paris Saint-Germain, insisting that his full attention is on Spain’s World Cup campaign and not on transfer rumours.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">Earlier this week, rumours emerged stating that PSG had set their sights on Ferran as a potential replacement for Bradley Barcola, who could be on his way out this summer.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">The Spanish international’s current contract with the Blaugrana expires in 2027, giving way to speculations over his future.

Ferran shuts down PSG links

class="wp-block-paragraph">However, Ferran Torres has firmly closed the doors on an exit from Barcelona this summer, insisting that he does not care about the rumours.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">Speaking ahead of Spain’s opening match against Cape Verde in Atlanta, the Barcelona forward offered a blunt response that left little room for interpretation.

Not paying attention to the rumours. (Photo by Manuel Velasquez/Getty Images)

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class="wp-block-paragraph">“I don’t know anything about PSG and I’m not interested,” Ferran said, as quoted by SPORT.

World Cup remains his only priority

class="wp-block-paragraph">As one of Spain’s captains at the tournament, Ferran was selected to address the media before La Roja’s opening fixture.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">With Lamine Yamal not expected to start due to ongoing fitness concerns, the Valencia-born attacker is likely to feature on the right wing in Spain’s line-up.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">Despite questions about both his club future and a potential contract extension at Barcelona, Ferran repeatedly steered the conversation back to the World Cup.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">His current deal runs until June 2027, and Barcelona’s sporting department is expected to address his long-term future in the coming months. However, the forward made it clear that those discussions are not on his mind.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">“I’m only interested in tomorrow,” insisted the Spanish international, focusing solely on La Roja’s opening match in the tournament.

Full focus on the World Cup. (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)

Key role for Ferran

class="wp-block-paragraph">Ferran arrives at the World Cup on the back of one of the strongest campaigns of his Barcelona career.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">The 26-year-old scored 21 goals during the season and shared La Liga’s Zarra Trophy with Lamine as the competition’s leading Spanish goalscorers.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">His performances established him as an important figure in Hansi Flick’s squad and helped strengthen his standing within the club.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">With Robert Lewandowski’s departure leaving a significant gap in Barcelona’s attack, Ferran’s role is expected to become even more important next season, regardless of ongoing speculation about potential arrivals.