Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly preparing a final offensive for Ferran Torres, with the French club finalizing a bid in the region of 50 million euros for the Barcelona forward, according to Marca. The Spanish international has already given his approval for the move to Paris, meaning only an agreement between the two clubs is needed for the transfer to proceed.
Deco and Luís Campos, sporting directors for Barcelona and PSG respectively, have been in contact in recent days, narrowing the gap between their positions. Discussions are well advanced, and the sum on the table is expected to be around 50 million euros. This figure has been aligned between the parties and is now set to be formalized in the definitive proposal the French club is preparing.
The offer is anticipated to reach Catalonia between Tuesday and Wednesday. The European champions aim to accelerate the process and finalize the deal as soon as possible, partly to prevent Ferran Torres from returning to normal training with Hansi Flick's squad.
The player's desire also appears to be clearly defined. Ferran has already reached an agreement with the French club and intends to move to the Parc des Princes next season, a scenario Barcelona is reportedly willing to respect. Thus, barring any last-minute details, the 26-year-old forward is increasingly close to leaving Catalonia for the French outfit.