The transfer market hasn't had its final say yet and FC Barcelona is preparing for any scenario. Although Joan Laporta has insisted that the squad is closed, everything can change in a matter of hours. A new front has opened, this time from Saudi Arabia.
In recent hours, the Middle East has set its sights on a Barça forward who just had an outstanding season. This is Ferran Torres, a footballer who has regained prominence under Hansi Flick's management. His performance hasn't gone unnoticed and now he has an offer that could change everything.
The Saudi country is willing to spare no expense to sign the Valencian striker. According to sources close to the negotiation, there is already a direct financial proposal on Barça's table. There is also a massive personal offer for the player.

A figure that changes everything
FC Barcelona has already received a call from Saudi Arabia with a financial proposal of around €55 million. This figure is very close to the price they paid Manchester City at the time for Ferran's transfer. The most striking thing is what they're willing to offer the footballer.
Saudi Arabia is proposing a three-season contract with a net salary of €20 million per year. In total, €60 million tax-free, which would far exceed any offer he could receive in Europe. This is a proposal that would shake any player of his profile and age.
The information has been confirmed by former footballer Jean-Marie Dongou, who keeps good contacts in the Saudi region. In recent statements, he assured that the money is ready and that only the player's "yes" is missing. If that happens, the deal will be closed immediately.

Barça doesn't see him as untransferable
Ferran has a valid contract until June 2027, but the club doesn't consider him untransferable. Although Hansi Flick fully trusts him, the sporting management needs to generate income and balance the books. If the player asks to leave, they will open the door without putting up too many obstacles.
The footballer is coming off a remarkable season, with 19 goals and a clear improvement in his off-the-ball play. He has shown commitment, development, and a winning mentality that has convinced the coaching staff. However, Marcus Rashford's arrival complicates his role in the starting eleven.
The overcrowding on the wings could reduce his minutes and motivate a departure in search of greater prominence. Saudi Arabia knows this and that's why they've pushed so hard in recent days.

Competition from the Premier League
Aston Villa is also closely following Ferran Torres's situation, although they can't match the Saudi offer. The English club, managed by Unai Emery, already tried to sign him previously and remains willing to negotiate. They value his international experience and his ability to make a difference in important matches.
In Birmingham, they're offering him continuity, Europe, and a competitive environment, but without the financial dimension of Saudi Arabia. That's why, if Ferran decides to take the step, everything suggests he'll do so outside the European continent. As of today, he hasn't made a final decision and prefers to keep calm.
At Barça, they're already afraid that Lewandowski will be left alone up front if the Valencian accepts the Arab offer. Although Flick still counts on him, everything will depend on what Ferran himself wants to do with his future. Saudi Arabia has already made its move... now it's Barça's turn.
