ferran torres It is one of the World Cup cars. Until Thursday, the Valencian footballer had been among the fastest competing in the Qatar championship with the eighth fastest speed reached. Equalized with the Danish of Barcelona Andreas Christensen, Ferran reached 34.5 kilometers per hour.
A classification that commanded the American Antonee Robinson, with 35.4 kilometers per hour, seduced by the Moroccan Achraf Hakimi with 35.3. Alphonso Davis, Canadian from Bayern, is the other footballer who exceeds 35 kilometers per hour: 35.1 more specifically.
The Barcelona striker, in an interview with Bit, spoke about his role models on the bench: “Luis Enrique and Pep Guardiola have marked me. They get involved in the player, they taught me a lot. They put you in a place, they take you out of your area… These are details that you have to practice. I am 22 years old and I still have a lot to improve”.
Also, from the modern winger trade: “You imagine plays while the ball is on the other side of the field, and when you receive the ball it is more instinctive. When you are inside the box it is important to put yourself where you believe where the ball is going to go, that is smell, it is essential to be convinced. I don’t have that much vision. I am one to turn my head, see where my rivals are, win that little second to profile you ”.
And of your preferences: “My position is far right, that’s where I feel best. That does not mean that I feel comfortable on the left, or as a forward and inside. Being inside the box is something very important. The more people there are in the area, the more possibilities.”
Finally, I talk about how fundamental trust is: “Confidence in football is very important, you do things that other times you wouldn’t even dare to do. When you are in an elite team you have to create an armor, you are subjected to a lot of criticism and pressure”.