Barcelona are considering selling Ferran Torres, according to reports.
The 26-year-old left Manchester City to join the Blaugrana for €55m in 2022 and The Athletic are reporting that the Spanish outfit will have to pay the Citizens an additional €7-8m if they choose to extend his contract beyond the current expiry date in 2027.
Torres, who is currently representing Spain at the World Cup, has scored 65 times in more than 200 appearances for Barca, but was limited to 23 league starts last campaign.
We assess where the potential suitors may come from should Barcelona pursue a sale...
Paris Saint-Germain
Rumours of a move to the back-to-back European champions have gathered pace in recent weeks, so much so that Barca president Joan Laporta was forced to address the speculation in a recent press conference.
Le Parisiens will be keen to add a rotational forward into their squad following the sale of Goncalo Ramos to AC Milan and Torres, on paper at least, appears to be the ideal fit given his ability to play anywhere across the front line.
Atletico Madrid
Apparent long-time admirers of Torres, transfers between Atleti and Barca have become something of a common theme in summers gone by.
Antoine Griezmann, Luis Suarez and Memphis Depay have all traversed the well-charted path within the last decade and there is the chance that Julian Alvarez could also trade the Metropolitano for the Camp Nou.
If Barca do make a play to sign the Argentina international, then Torres could be used in a swap deal given the club's precarious financial situation.
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur are spending big in an attempt to get back amongst the Premier League's top six and their injury-hit forward line looks as if it could do with another body.
Xavi Simons, Dejan Kulusevski and Wilson Odobert will all be sidelined come the beginning of the campaign, whilst Mathys Tel is a name that has constantly been linked with a move away from North London since the conclusion of the season.
Spurs have already splashed the cash to land Jan Paul van Hecke, Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes this window, but there ambitions are showing no signs of letting up just yet.
