In a dominant performance that saw Spain sweep aside Georgia with a 4-0 victory in their 2026 World Cup qualifier, Barcelona forward Ferran Torres achieved a notable personal milestone. Torres’s well-taken goal against Georgia officially brought his total tally for the Spanish national team to 23. This achievement places the 25-year-old striker on par with two of Spanish football’s most revered figures: legendary striker Alfredo Di Stéfano and iconic defender Sergio Ramos.
This monumental milestone underscores Torres’s continuous growth and importance to the national setup. The accomplishment is not lost on the player himself, who acknowledged that he was “fully aware of” the milestone, viewing it as a profound reward for his dedication and hard work in the national team colors. His current position in the top ten goalscorers for La Roja affirms his place among the nation’s celebrated elite.
Pride in the Team’s Performance
Speaking in the aftermath of the comprehensive win, the Barcelona star radiated pride, emphasizing the collective effort of the squad. "It was a complete performance," Torres stated. "The whole team left the field with a very good feeling; we worked great together."
While the victory significantly strengthened Spain’s grip on the top spot in Group E, Torres maintained a focused, professional outlook regarding the qualification objective. "Although we are not yet mathematically sure of our place, we are focused on the final match. We will play to win the ticket, everything is in our hands," he affirmed, highlighting the team’s determination to finalize their campaign without relying on external results. The cohesive and clinical nature of the 4-0 performance against Georgia certainly supports his belief in the team’s ability to control their destiny.