Spanish hero Ferran Torres spoke to Spanish broadcaster, TVE about the victory in New York New Jersey Stadium.
“In the end, the goal belongs to 47 million people, not me, nor we 26 players here. Destiny was written today, we were going to win,” he said.
“All finals are difficult, but when you have Messi in the other team, you always get nervous. But we always depended on ourselves, our football, and we’ve shown it again.
“It’s a huge feeling of liberation. I’ve been criticised a lot during this World Cup but destiny was written, and I thank God, who always give me strength to continue. Things come to those who deserve them.”