Ferran Torres has revealed that Paris Saint-Germain’s interest in him began before the World Cup, saying the French club had already made contact as it explored the possibility of a move.
Sport reported that Torres spoke to the media about how the interest from Paris Saint-Germain first developed. The footballer acknowledged that PSG had contacted him and his representatives before the tournament had even started.
The timing of that approach is the central detail in Torres’ account. While transfer interest can often become public only after a competition or during a transfer window, the contact from Paris Saint-Germain came before the World Cup began.
Torres explained how the situation arose when discussing PSG’s interest. His comments provide an account of the early stages of the club’s approach and indicate that the French side’s attention was established before the international tournament got under way.
The report does not give further details about the nature of the initial contact or say what followed from it. It does, however, place the beginning of Paris Saint-Germain’s interest before the World Cup, rather than after the tournament.
Torres’ disclosure therefore offers a clearer timeline for the approach. According to his explanation, PSG had already been in touch by the time the World Cup began, with the interest forming at an earlier stage than might otherwise have been understood.
Sport published the report after Torres spoke to media representatives about the matter. The account focused on the origins of Paris Saint-Germain’s interest and the fact that contact had taken place before the competition.
The report also highlighted that Torres did not describe the approach as something that emerged only during the World Cup period. Instead, his comments indicated that the French club had acted beforehand.
No additional information was provided in the report about whether the contact resulted in a formal offer, whether negotiations progressed, or what Torres’ response was. The confirmed point from his comments is that PSG had contacted him before the World Cup started.
That revelation makes the timing of the approach the key element of the story. Paris Saint-Germain’s interest in Ferran Torres was already known to him before the tournament began, according to the account reported by Sport.
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