Orlando City SC has officially transferred forward Facundo Torres to Brazilian giants Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras, marking a significant milestone for both the player and the club.

In a heartfelt statement, Luiz Muzzi, EVP of Soccer Operations and General Manager for Orlando City, expressed gratitude for Torres's contributions to the club. “First, we want to thank Facu for everything he has done for this Club. He has been involved in so many great moments and successes during his time here that will leave a lasting legacy in our history,” Muzzi said.

Torres's impressive performance in Major League Soccer has caught the attention of clubs worldwide, and this transfer reflects Orlando City's commitment to developing young talents into international stars. Muzzi highlighted how this move strengthens the relationship with Palmeiras, a recognized force in both Brazilian and South American football.

In his farewell message, Torres shared his emotional goodbye, stating, “Today I say goodbye to a club that marked an unforgettable stage in my career and in my life—my first experience as a professional away from home. Thank you to the staff, my teammates, and all the people who are part of this club for the constant support and trust from the first day.

The forward expressed pride in what he has accomplished with Orlando City, leaving behind a legacy that fans will cherish.

This transfer not only opens a new chapter in Torres's career but also illustrates Orlando City's ability to cultivate talent. With Palmeiras poised for a strong season, Torres will bring his skills to the squad, aiming to further his career in a league known for its competitive nature and flair.

As fans of Orlando City reflect on Torres’s impactful journey, the club continues to look ahead with optimism, leveraging this transition to potentially reinvest in emerging players. The question now arises: Who will fill Torres's shoes and continue to elevate Orlando City’s success? Football enthusiasts eagerly await the club's next strategic moves in the transfer market.