Spain’s match-winner Ferran Torres says his World Cup-winning goal belongs to everyone in Spain rather than just the players. Speaking after Spain’s triumph over Argentina, Torres dedicates the goal to the country’s population, describing it as about 47 million people. He emphasizes that the achievement is collective, involving the wider public that supports the team, and not limited to himself or the 26 players involved in the squad.
Torres also reflects on the reaction surrounding the team, including criticism that Spain has faced before and during the campaign. While acknowledging earlier doubts, he frames the final outcome as a team effort that ultimately vindicates their work and brings the win to supporters. Across the reports, the central message is that Spain’s success is shared—celebrated by the entire nation—following the decisive victory against Argentina and Spain’s World Cup title.
