Ferran Torres scores Spain’s World Cup-winning goal in 2026 final

Ferran Torres became a Spanish legend on July 19, 2026, scoring the decisive goal in extra time to secure Spain’s second World Cup title. His 106th-minute strike against Argentina mirrored Andres Iniesta’s 2010 winner, cementing Torres’ place in football history.

How did Ferran Torres score the winning goal?

Torres entered the final as a substitute just after the hour mark. His sharpness paid off when Nico Williams headed back a cross, and Torres unleashed a left-footed blast into the roof of the net. The goal, his only one of the tournament, broke Argentina’s resistance after a goalless 90 minutes.

What makes this goal historic for Spain?

This victory marked Spain’s second World Cup triumph, repeating their 2010 feat. Both finals required extra-time winners against defensive opponents. Torres, like Iniesta before him, now symbolizes Spain’s winning spirit. He also joins Iniesta as a player who won the World Cup two years after a European Championship.

What’s next for Ferran Torres?

Torres has already tasted success at club level with Barcelona and Manchester City. After winning three La Liga titles with Barça, he now adds a World Cup to his trophy haul. His journey from Valencia to global stardom continues, with fans eager to see his next chapter.