Ferran Torres gets a new shirt number at Barcelona | OneFootball

Ferran Torres gets a new shirt number at Barcelona | OneFootball

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·6 August 2022

Ferran Torres gets a new shirt number at Barcelona

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Following the arrival of no less than six top-quality stars in Barcelona last month, there will certainly be a major overhaul in terms of jersey numbers ahead of the new season.

The club have already handed marquee signing Robert Lewandowski the number nine shirt, which was reportedly a part of his personal contract with the club.


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In another high-profile change, Barcelona have handed Ferran Torres the #11 kit. Such has been confirmed by La Liga’s official website, which has listed the Spaniard wearing the famous kit, previously worn by Adama Traore.

The explosive forward had joined Barcelona on a short-term loan deal in July. But after a promising start to his return to Camp Nou, the attacker was not able to capitalise and failed to even register a single goal to his name.

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Ferran Torres’ profile in La Liga website

Adama was released in the summer, paving the way for Ferran Torres to don the iconic #11 kit, which was worn by the likes of Ousmane Dembele and Neymar in the past.

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Many expected Raphinha to follow that trend after joining from Leeds United in the summer. But the Brazilian is set to continue with the #22 kit he was wearing at Elland Road last season.

Other notable kit changes in the Barcelona camp include Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang switching to his favourite #17 kit while Pedri will wear the #8 kit, having become a creative lynchpin in the Barcelona midfield.

What the future holds for Memphis Depay remains to be seen, though. The Dutchman has relinquished his #9 kit to Robert Lewandowski, and there is a chance he may even leave Camp Nou, amid interest from Juventus.

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