“It’s not my goal, it’s that of 47 million people,” said Ferran Torres, who scored the only goal in the final won by Spain against Argentina (1-0 a.e.t.).
“It’s not my goal, it’s that of 47 million people,” said Ferran Torres, who scored the only goal in the final won by Spain against Argentina (1-0 a.e.t.) on Sunday at MetLife Stadium near New York.
“It’s destiny. We won for our people,” continued the 26-year-old Barcelona forward, cited by FIFA.
Ferran Torres, who delivered La Roja in extra time (106th minute) to give them a second star, emphasized that “all finals are tough. When you play against Messi, there’s always a risk. But we only depended on our football, and we proved it.””It’s a relief to score for me, but like I said, it was meant to be. God gave me the strength to keep going, and God gives to those who deserve it,” Torres continued, who hadn’t scored in the tournament before this final.
