Ferran Torres
Ferran Torres is a Spanish forward for Paris Saint-Germain and Spain, sharing his football life and collaborations with fans as “El Tiburón”, the Shark.
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Known for
FC Barcelona
FC Barcelona
Under ArmourOverview
- Full name
- Ferran Torres García
- Born
- 29 February 2000 · Foios, Spain
- Role
- Forward · Paris Saint-Germain and Spain
- Started
- Valencia CF academy, aged seven
- Breakthrough
- La Liga debut with Valencia in December 2017
- Nickname
- El Tiburón · The Shark
Mini bio
How it started.
Ferran grew up in Foios, near Valencia. His official biography traces his start to school futsal at EPLA, where he was invited to a Valencia academy trial. He joined the academy at seven and made his La Liga debut against Eibar in December 2017.
Finding his place.
After winning the 2019 Copa del Rey with Valencia, he joined Manchester City in 2020 and won the Premier League and League Cup. A move to Barcelona followed in the winter of 2021–22. Able to play across the front line, he became familiar to fans as the Shark.
Moments fans remember.
His Barcelona highlights include a hat-trick at Valencia and the equaliser in the 2025 Copa del Rey final. In 2026, he scored Spain’s winning goal against Argentina in the World Cup final, then joined PSG in August on a deal until 2031.
Away from matches.
His official channels also feature brand collaborations and time with young players. In July 2023, he joined children at his Foios football camp and helped promote a beach plastic collection with KickOutPlastic.
Creditschronological, newest first
Club football
- 2026Paris Saint-GermainForward · number 9
- 2022–2026FC BarcelonaForward
- 2020–2022Manchester CityForward
- 2017–2020Valencia CFFirst-team player
Campaigns
- 2025Under Armour: Be the problemCampaign appearance
Awards
- 2026 World Cup final player of the matchRecognised after scoring Spain’s winner against Argentina.
- 2026 FIFA World CupWinner with Spain.
- 2025–26 Zarra TrophyLa Liga’s leading Spanish goalscorer, with 16 league goals.
- UEFA EURO 2024European champion with Spain.
- 2024–25 Copa del Rey top scorerFinished the competition with six goals.
Quotes
It was just the ball and me.Ferran Torres, RFEF interview
In a September 2026 feature, he recalled the moment he scored Spain’s World Cup-winning goal.
Trivia
- He was born on leap day, 29 February 2000.
- His first football was school futsal before Valencia invited him to an academy trial.
- El Tiburón, his nickname, means “the Shark” in Spanish.
- In 2023, his Foios camp combined football with a beach plastic collection alongside KickOutPlastic.
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