Ferran Torres stated that his extra-time goal securing Spain’s World Cup win on Sunday belonged to the entire nation of roughly 47 million people rather than to himself or the squad alone. The Barcelona striker netted in the second period of added time to give Spain a 1-0 victory over 10-man Argentina at MetLife Stadium. He noted the achievement felt destined despite the distance from supporters at home. Torres expressed relief after facing criticism during the tournament and credited his perseverance to faith. He described the final as challenging, especially against a strong opponent, yet emphasized the team’s belief in its style of play. The result marked Spain’s second World Cup title after its 2010 success.
