Pep Guardiola admits that Ferran Torres arrived in Man City as a young boy, with a £20m striker turned into a big man during his time at the Etihad Stadium.
Guardiola’s thought about Ferran
The Blues invested heavily in buying into the potential of the highly rated 21-year-old during the summer of 2020. An impressive debut campaign was undertaken by Ferran Torres, who has doubled the numbers for this season’s goals, with Pep Guardiola impressed by the progress made by the mature rough diamond that continues to be polished. The boss of City Pep Guardiola to the Spanish international reporters, who again found himself on the line in a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace, last time said that Ferran Torres had scored a lot of goals, but today was the first game and he saw that he could cope with the physicality of the Premier League. He was a little boy and now he is a man, when you have this aggression in the Premier League it is good.
Ferran Torres’ activities in the City
The promising youth made his debut for City in a 3-1 away win at Wolves on September 21, 2020. His first goal for the Blues came in a Carabao Cup clash with Burnley, with his next three efforts going to the Champions League before the Premier League was opened in another encounter with the Clarets. Along with his 10 goals, Ferran also contributed three assists to the city’s cause. He has become a regular on the Spanish national team, hitting the Nations League hat-trick in Germany’s 6-0 heat, and will hopefully figure out Luis Enrique’s plans for this summer’s European Championship. So far, the focus of everyone in City is locked into the second leg of the Champions League semi-final clash with PSG, with the Carabao Cup holders striving to add European glory to the crown of the Premier League, now in touching distance.