Ferran Torres has arrived in Paris with the kind of cold-blooded start that makes the usual talk of settling in feel irrelevant. The 26-year-old forward, signed from Barcelona late in the transfer window, has already found a way through PSG’s crowded attacking ranks: by scoring almost every time he plays.
Ferran Torres turns early PSG chances into goals
Torres struck again in Sunday’s match against Brest, opening the scoring shortly after kick-off. Ousmane Dembélé created the moment with a backheel, allowing the Spaniard to collect the ball on the edge of the area and guide a low, controlled finish into the net.
The goal followed an even bigger European night in midweek, when Torres registered the first Champions League hat-trick of his career against Slavia Prague. He now has six goals in five appearances since joining Paris Saint-Germain, an exceptional opening return for a player initially expected to face limited starts because of the competition in attack.
His scoring record was already strong before the move. Last season, Torres finished with 21 goals for Barcelona: 16 in 33 league matches, two across six Copa del Rey and Spanish Super Cup appearances, and three in 10 Champions League games.
The forward, remembered in Spain for scoring one of the most important goals of the country’s recent football history, is now pushing for a larger role in Paris. If this finishing streak continues, PSG will have little choice but to give him more minutes.
SEO Title: Ferran Torres scores again as PSG forward reaches six goals in five games
SEO Description: Ferran Torres continued his electric start at Paris Saint-Germain by scoring against Brest after his Champions League hat-trick against Slavia Prague.
