Paris has found a new way to put Ferran Torres in the spotlight, this time away from the goals and the noise of Le Classique. PSG released a light-hearted video in which players explained how to pronounce their full names, and the Spanish forward’s contribution quickly travelled across social media.
Quick facts
- PSG shared a video featuring players’ preferred name pronunciations.
- Ferran Torres introduced himself as “Ferruan Torres García”.
- The Spaniard has scored seven goals for PSG this season.
- One of those goals came against Marseille last Sunday.
- He is scoring at a rate of roughly one goal every 46 minutes.
- Torres has now joined Spain for Nations League preparations.
When his turn arrived in the club feature, Torres gave his name with an unusual pronunciation: “Ferruan Torres García”. The moment prompted a wave of reaction online, with supporters picking up on the forward’s distinctive delivery.
The attention comes during an especially productive spell for the Valencia-born attacker in the French capital. Since moving to PSG, Torres has become one of the side’s most effective attacking figures, with seven goals already registered this campaign.
His latest strike arrived in Sunday’s meeting with Marseille, adding a personal mark to French football’s biggest domestic rivalry. His output is made more striking by limited time on the pitch: he has found the net approximately once every 46 minutes.
Known as “the Shark”, the Spain international will now turn from Paris to international duty. The World Cup winner is with the Spanish squad as it prepares for its upcoming Nations League fixtures, carrying strong club form into the next international window.
