Spanish giants Barcelona are close to agreeing to a deal to sign 21-year-old Spanish winger, Ferran Torres from Manchester City, according to a manager, Pep Guardiola on Thursday.
Reliable Spanish outlet, Marca, reports that Barcelona are ready to sign Torres for 55m euros, which will be divided into four instalments, the first of which will be paid next summer.
Also, an additional 10m euros will be paid to Man City in the event Barcelona win the Champions League and Ferran plays 70 per cent of the games, as well as if he wins the Ballon d’Or, he secures the Golden Boot, or Barcelona sells him for more than 100m euros in the future.
You may also like: Katsina Police Nab Man For Supplying Weapons To Bandits
“It’s not done officially, I know they are negotiating and it is close. When the club announces, it’s done,” Guardiola told reporters on the departure of Ferran Torres.
“We are not a club like other clubs when players want to leave and the owner says ‘stay’. If they want to leave because they feel they will be happier in another place, they have to go. I am happy for him.”
Ferran Torres joined Man City from Valencia on August 4, 202o for a reported 23m euro fee, scoring 16 times in 43 appearances
Torres, who has played 22 times for Spain scoring 12 goals, has been out of action since sustaining a minor fracture on his right foot during the Uefa Nations League campaign.
