Spain and Paris Saint-Germain forward Ferran Torres has revealed that he watches his goal from the 2026 FIFA World Cup final every day.
As reported by İdman.Biz, the 26-year-old scored the decisive goal in the 106th minute as Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to become world champions.
Speaking on "El Hormiguero", Torres admitted that he has replayed the unforgettable moment countless times.
"I've already watched that goal a million times. I watch it at least once every day. I experienced exactly what Andres Iniesta felt in the 2010 World Cup final. I took the shot, then there was a second of silence, and the next thing I knew I was already celebrating. While celebrating, I couldn't even remember how I had scored.
"I wouldn't trade the goal I scored in the World Cup final for three goals in a Champions League final," Torres said.
The strike immediately became one of the defining moments of Torres' career, securing Spain's victory over defending champions Argentina in the final.
Shortly after the World Cup, Torres left Barcelona to join PSG, beginning a new chapter in his club career after reaching the pinnacle of international football with Spain.
