Ferran Torres wants to continue his career at Paris Saint-Germain, and every detail of his personal contract has already been agreed between the parties. The French champions began work on signing the 26-year-old Spain forward several weeks ago, driven by Luis Enrique, who demanded a new attacker in no uncertain terms once Gonçalo Ramos left the squad — and Torres was the number one target from the very start. The deal is done. According to the French press, the transfer will be closed in the region of €50 million, and the Parisians intend to wrap up the final formalities within the next few days so the forward can link up with his new club in the next seven to ten days. It is a victory for Enrique on a point he refused to let go, and one that hands the Parisian giants fresh firepower up front along with more tactical options.
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