Ferran Torres earned 40 percent of the total votes to claim the Union Nationale des Footballeurs Professionnels (UNFP) Ligue 1 Player of the Month award for September, capturing the monthly honor ahead of AS Monaco forward Paris Brunner and Paris FC’s Lassine Sinayoko. Brunner finished with 32 percent of the vote, while Sinayoko gathered 28 percent.
The Spanish world champion secured the distinction following a successful opening period with the Paris Saint-Germain attack after arriving this summer from FC Barcelona. UNFP noted in a statement published on a Friday that the recognition rewards a successful Parisian start for a player who came to Ligue 1 as a world champion and quickly justified that status on the pitch.
Ferran Torres Scores Two Goals in September
During the month of September, Ferran Torres recorded two goals in league play. Against Brest, the forward scored on his only shot of the match following a sequence initiated by Ousmane Dembélé. He followed up with another goal against Marseille in his first Clásico, heading in a cross from Désiré Doué seven minutes after entering the match.
Ce premier trophée de la saison vient récompenser un début parisien réussi pour celui qui est arrivé en Ligue 1 avec le statut de champion du monde et qui n’a pas tardé à le justifier sur le terrain
Torres Maintains High Scoring Rate After Summer Transfer
Torres moved to the capital club during the summer transfer window. His early impact includes a high scoring rate across multiple competitions, building on his momentum from scoring the winning goal for Spain in the World Cup final against Argentina.
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