According to Marca, Barcelona rejected Paris Saint-Germain's first official offer of 50 million euros, which included fixed and variable terms.

Barcelona has rejected Paris Saint-Germain's first official offer to sign Ferran Torres. The total value of the proposal from Paris was 50 million euros, including a fixed amount and variable clauses, but Barça said they would not accept it because their idea was to get a fixed transfer fee of 50 million euros, plus corresponding variable clauses.

Barça knew beforehand that the French club would submit this first official offer this week. Paris Saint-Germain sporting director Luis Campos and Barça sporting director Deco have been negotiating the transfer fee for several days. The two sides do not have a large discrepancy, and the price has always revolved around 50 million euros.

Paris Saint-Germain will then submit a new offer, which will be higher than the first proposal. Neither club is willing to publicly disclose the negotiation figures, but all movements revolve around this amount, whether it is a fixed amount or variable clauses.

Last week, Ferran Torres told Barça that he hoped to join Paris Saint-Germain next season and complete the transfer. Barça did not hinder his departure, deciding to let him go and negotiate with the French club. Considering he only has one year left on his contract, 50 million euros is a good price.

While negotiating with Paris Saint-Germain, Barça is also in contact with Manchester City regarding Rodri's transfer. Like the Ferran deal, the positions of both sides are quite close, and the price is similar. However, both sides have not yet reached an agreement.

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