Ferran Torres discusses coping with setbacks as a substitute

According to Sport, Ferran Torres is enjoying a holiday packed with media and commercial activities after leading Spain to their second World Cup victory.

The Valencia striker has recently appeared on several major US television networks, including NBC and CNN. He also participated in the traditional first pitch ceremony at Yankee Stadium, appearing before the New York Yankees vs. St. Louis Cardinals game.

Ferran's exposure doesn't stop there. He has also garnered attention in the modeling world, appearing in fashion media outlets such as Vogue and Women's Wear Daily. In an exclusive interview published by WWD this Friday, the player from Foios stated that he enjoys setting trends with his style. "This is something new for me, and I want to learn. I hope to become someone people want to follow, and I think I have that potential."

The forward, who still plays for Barcelona, also discussed other topics. Regarding how he dealt with being a frequent substitute during the World Cup, he said that his assist against Portugal and his winning goal against Argentina were helped by his previous low points. In the World Cup, he only started one match. "You always want to play as much as possible, but you have to accept it, because once you accept it, your performance will be better. I learned a lot from the low points, and now I am ready to live with them while continuing to work hard for better days."

On the topic of mental health, Ferran reiterated that he has spoken about it publicly multiple times because "showing the world that it's normal to talk about these issues makes me feel good," and "many people are facing difficulties." In this relaxed interview, he also described his love for dogs as "the most important thing in life" and revealed that he is very fond of watches. Ferran also wants to put an end to the controversy surrounding the hat with a Trump slogan. "This has nothing to do with politics, because I don't understand politics. It was just a fun moment, because I was happy to see Spain at the top and become world champions, so I didn't care what others said."

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