Spanish forward Ferran Torres, who scored the winning goal in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, has signed with Paris Saint-Germain on an eight-year contract, taking the club's No. 9 shirt.

Ferran Torres has completed his move to Paris Saint-Germain from FC Barcelona, signing a contract that will keep him at the French club until 2031. The 26-year-old Spanish international will wear the No. 9 shirt at PSG under manager Luis Enrique, who previously gave him his debut for the Spanish national team.

Torres achieved international prominence this summer when Spain won the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. He scored the decisive goal in the final against Argentina during extra time and was subsequently awarded Player of the Match. His career at club level has been marked by consistent success across multiple leagues, including time at Valencia, Manchester City, and Barcelona, where he made 207 appearances and scored 65 goals.

The forward has accumulated significant silverware throughout his career, including Premier League and League Cup titles with Manchester City, and multiple La Liga titles and domestic cup victories with Barcelona. At international level, he has earned 65 caps for Spain and featured prominently in recent tournament victories including the 2024 UEFA European Championship and the 2023 Nations League.

In a statement, Torres expressed enthusiasm about joining PSG, stating he was "delighted to be beginning a new adventure at such an ambitious club" and thanked club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and coach Luis Enrique for the opportunity. He indicated his commitment to helping the team win trophies during his time in Paris.