Recently, in an interview, Torres talked about his yearning for this year's World Cup in Brazil: "The World Cup is different from other events. Players must be perfectly prepared, and coaches must choose the best squad. I will try hard, and this is the only thing I will do because the World Cup in Brazil needs me."
"The end of this season will be very important. Chelsea is currently still at the top of the Premier League and has also entered the next round of the Champions League. If this state continues, then we will have a perfect ending this season."
Torres has already played 106 games for the national team and completed 36 goals. The Spanish "Golden Boy" looks forward to continuing to update these proud numbers: "The more important games you play, the more performance opportunities you will fight for, and this is also the time when I need to perform perfectly. The World Cup in Brazil is coming soon, and players in excellent form will participate in this gala. The Spanish national team is very important to me. Being called up to the national team is always an exciting experience, whether it is the first, 100th, or 107th time you enter the national team roster, it will always feel like this."
As the first Spaniard to score in five consecutive major tournaments (2006 World Cup, 2008 European Cup, 2009 Confederations Cup, 2012 European Cup, 2013 Confederations Cup), Torres has written his name into the long history of Spanish football. As the top scorer of the 2012 European Cup and the 2013 Confederations Cup, Torres looks forward to continuing to contribute to the country in the World Cup in Brazil. However, the data that Torres has only scored 19 goals in 103 league games since joining Chelsea is quite embarrassing, especially compared with the data of Torres scoring 65 goals in 102 Premier League games during his time at Liverpool, which shows the decline in Torres' status in recent years.