Spanish World Cup winner Ferran Torres says the Trump-style “Make Spain Great Again” cap he wore during Spain’s World Cup celebrations is not meant as a political statement. According to reports, Torres wore the cap as Spain celebrated after winning the World Cup against Argentina at MetLife Stadium. The comments come a day after he received his World Cup medal from Donald Trump, drawing attention to the cap’s message. Torres says the gesture is “not about politics,” describing it as something he wore “just to have fun.” One outlet reports he also said he does not know much about politics, reinforcing his view that the cap was not intended to align with political ideas. The reports present the same basic timeline: Spain’s World Cup victory, Torres receiving the medal from Trump, and Torres wearing the cap during the victory parade. Across sources, Torres’ explanation focuses on personal amusement rather than political messaging, with no indication from the reports that he intended to support or oppose any political agenda.