Ferran Torres's future at Barcelona is hanging in the air after an excellent season. He is well aware that his role could be compromised if top-level reinforcements arrive. His stay will depend on the direction the club takes in the market.
Among the priorities are names like Nico Williams, Luis Díaz, or Marcus Rashford. The arrival of any of these strikers would put the continuity of his current role in jeopardy.
Nico Williams wearing Athletic Club's jersey | @nicolas_williams9
Direct competition on the wing alerted the Spanish forward
Torres wants to avoid secondary roles after his good adaptation campaign.
Ferran has made it very clear that he doesn't intend to start from scratch again. He isn't willing to take on only a substitute role for not fitting in completely. He has made it clear that he needs regular minutes to keep in shape and competitive.
This summer will be decisive for his career at both club and national team level. His main goal is to arrive with continuity at the 2026 World Cup and become a relevant piece again. For this reason, he requested a meeting with Hansi Flick to learn about his real role in the blaugrana squad.
Ferran Torres is untouchable for Flick | @FCBarcelona
Some English clubs have shown strong interest in having his profile.
Newcastle United has already formally expressed interest in signing him this summer. Aston Villa, managed by Unai Emery, has also put him on its priority list. Both clubs value his versatility and experience in LaLiga, and they're willing to offer him immediate prominence.
Ferran Torres celebrating a goal | @FCBarcelona
Barça will set a very high price to let him leave
The club has valued Ferran Torres at 50 million euros for his sale.
Barcelona won't consider offers below fifty million (50,000,000 €), figures that could finance top signings. That amount would help balance the books and free up salary space. Ferran remains at a valuation level that the club isn't willing to lower.
Ferran Torres in the Copa del Rey final | @FCBarcelona
The arrival of top signings requires freeing up salary and financial space.
With possible departures, Barça could close those major signings without compromising its finances. The departure of a player for that price would allow spending without additional restrictions. Everything will depend on whether the new signings arrive and their impact on the budget.
Ferran Torres | @FCBarcelona
The locker room respects his stance and understands his ambition
Inside the locker room, they recognize that every player wants continuity to stand out.
From within, no one questions his professionalism and attitude. His desire to keep a constant presence is seen as legitimate. In addition, his significant departure could open a spot for other academy players with hunger and energy.
Luis Díaz in a match with Liverpool | @luisdiaz19_
In the coming days, Flick's specific project will be revealed.
If he finally signs Nico Williams, Rashford, or Luis Díaz, his role could be heavily affected. In that case, it's very likely that he'll look for an exit that guarantees him immediate prominence. His ability to make quick decisions will be key for his career.
Ferran Torres won't tolerate being left without prominence, and his departure will be triggered if Barça signs Nico Williams, Rashford, or Luis Díaz.
