Spanish striker Ferran Torres has opened up about his recent transfer to Paris Saint-Germain from Barcelona. In an interview with Mundo Deportivo, Torres revealed that adapting to life in France has been challenging, but he is enjoying his new experience. He praised his coach, Luis Enrique, describing him as "my father in football." Torres has made a strong start with PSG, scoring seven goals in six matches.
Torres discussed the difficulties he faced during his move, including learning the French language. He admitted that it has not been easy, but he has found support in the team's dressing room, particularly from fellow Spaniards Fabian Ruiz and Marco Verratti. The striker also talked about his former Barcelona teammate Pedri, jokingly saying that he is the only one he cannot bring with him to Paris.
Torres was asked about the Ballon d'Or, but he refused to choose a winner. Instead, he said that whoever deserves to win the award should be the one to receive it. If a Spanish player wins, he added, it would be better for him. Torres is one of six Spanish players nominated for the award, along with Lamine Yamal, Pau Cubarsi, Marc Cucurella, Rodri, and Fabian Ruiz.
The 26-year-old striker has been in impressive form for PSG, scoring goals against Rennes, Slovan Bratislava, Brest, and Olympique Marseille. In the French Clasico against Marseille, Torres came off the bench to score the opening goal in a 2-1 win. He has started three matches for PSG so far and is settling into life in the French capital.
Torres also talked about his relationship with his former Barcelona teammates. He praised Pedri, saying that he is the one person he misses the most. The striker has been adapting to life in Paris, finding it challenging to adjust to a new team and city. However, he is enjoying his new experience and is focused on helping PSG achieve success.
PSG currently sit sixth in the French league, with eight points from two wins, two draws, and one defeat. Torres is confident that the team can improve and achieve their goals. He has been impressed by the team's squad and the coach's tactics. The striker is looking forward to the challenges ahead and is excited to be part of PSG.
Torres' move to PSG marks a new chapter in his career. He is determined to make a success of it and help the team win trophies. With his impressive form so far, Torres is one to watch in the French league. His comments about Pedri and his adaptation to life in Paris have made headlines in the Spanish media.
Key points
- Ferran Torres has made a strong start with PSG, scoring seven goals in six matches.
- Torres has been adapting to life in Paris, finding it challenging to adjust to a new team and city.
- The striker has praised his coach, Luis Enrique, and has talked about his former Barcelona teammate Pedri.
