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Barcelona Considers Summer Exit for Forward Ferran Torres

July 11, 2026Pablo Navarro2 мин

Barcelona anticipates a dynamic 2026 summer transfer window, with ambitions to secure several significant signings ahead of the new season. To facilitate these key arrivals and enhance Hansi Flick’s squad for the 2026-27 campaign, the club also expects player departures.

The strategic plan involves bringing in two new attackers, with Marcus Rashford of Manchester United reportedly a primary target for a permanent move. A new central striker (number nine) is also desired, and it is understood that for such an acquisition to materialize, an existing forward must make way.

For months, Robert Lewandowski has been widely expected to be the player departing. However, Barcelona is now reportedly considering offering the Polish striker a new contract. Consequently, as reported by ESPN, the Catalan club is now open to listening to offers for Ferran Torres.

Barcelona has apparently decided that this summer is the opportune moment for Ferran Torres to leave, given that his contract is set to expire in the summer of 2027. This upcoming transfer window represents the final opportunity for the club to secure a transfer fee for his services. Instead of proposing a contract renewal, Barcelona would prefer to sell him to one of the interested parties.

Ferran Torres: A Potential Return to the Premier League?

Should Ferran Torres depart from Barcelona, a return to the Premier League seems highly likely. The former Manchester City attacker has previously garnered interest from Aston Villa, who might reignite their pursuit this summer if a transfer becomes a clear possibility.

It will be intriguing to observe how Ferran’s situation unfolds during the summer transfer window. He enjoyed an excellent first half of the season but has experienced a dip in goal-scoring form in recent months, which has likely influenced Barcelona's decision to consider offers. However, a resurgence in form in the coming weeks could potentially alter the club’s stance.