Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly monitoring Spain international Ferran Torres this summer, according to reports emerging from Spain. The interest comes after a series of unusual events involving the Barcelona forward and former US President Donald Trump.
Torres recently sparked debate after appearing with a red cap emblazoned with “Make Spain Great Again” during Spain’s World Cup celebrations. This led to speculation regarding his political leanings, with some questioning whether he was a supporter of Donald Trump. The incident has now drawn a response from Trump himself, who, as reported by Mundo Deportivo, praised Torres for wearing the cap, calling it “a beautiful homage” and stating he believed it was done with good intentions.
The right-wing Spanish party Vox has also voiced its support for Torres in the wake of the controversy. Torres enjoyed a successful season with Barcelona, culminating in a goal in the recent World Cup final. He has become a key player for both club and country, showcasing his versatility and goal-scoring ability.
Torres joined Barcelona from Manchester City in January 2022, initially on loan before making the move permanent. He has since established himself as a regular in the Barcelona starting eleven, contributing significantly to their attacking play. Before his move to Spain, Torres spent two seasons at City, winning the Premier League title in 2021. A move to PSG would reunite him with several former teammates and offer him a new challenge in Ligue 1.
PSG are expected to be active in the transfer market this summer as they look to strengthen their squad. The club is reportedly seeking attacking reinforcements, and Torres’s profile – a quick, skillful, and goal-threatening forward – fits the bill. The potential arrival of Torres could provide competition for places in the PSG attack and add another dimension to their offensive options. It is currently unclear what fee Barcelona would demand for the player.
