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Ferran Torres is reportedly a top transfer target for Paris Saint-Germain, with Barcelona potentially open to selling the forward as contract uncertainty continues.

Nike, Adidas and Puma spent months making the 2026 World Cup look the same. Then Ferran Torres won it for Spain in a pair of Under Armour boots nobody saw coming. It happened in the 106th minute, deep into extra time, with the World Cup final still goalless and Argentina down to ten men. Nico Williams flicked a header into space. Ferran Torres, on as a substitute, met it for the first time. The ball went in. Spain had won the World Cup for the second time in its history, and

Sixteen years and two unrelated substitutes named Torres separate Spain's last two World Cup–winning goals. The gap between them explains this team better than either goal does on its own. Thirty-nine seconds into the second period of extra time, a loose ball dropped awkwardly in the Argentina box, and Ferran Torres didn't wait for it to bounce twice. One touch, left foot, off the underside of the bar. MetLife Stadium came apart. Somewhere behind him, Lionel Messi turned away