Ferran Torres' Full-Body Workout For Power And Speed

How Ferran Torres built the power and speed to score the World Cup-winning goal

El Tiburón is fierce on the field – and in the gym

SPAIN FORWARD Ferran Torres scored only one goal during the 2026 FIFA World Cup – but it was the one that truly mattered. In a nail-biter final, Spain and Argentina were forced into extra time and in the 106th minute, Torres (a second-half substitute) scored the goal that decided the match and denied Argentina a second consecutive title.

“It was the biggest moment in my life so far,” Torres says. “It was amazing, and how people reacted even if they were not from our country, it surprised me.”

Torres is nicknamed “El Tiburón,” (Spanish for shark) for his mental resilience and discipline. In between games for FC Barcelona (and potentially Paris Saint-Germain), Torres focuses on short and intense workouts that targets a little bit of everything. He also makes sure to carve out time for leg day once or twice a week along with running for cardio. As important as exercise is his recovery. Torres says he prioritizes getting eight to nine hours of sleep and time in the sauna.

Fresh off his win, Torres joined Men’s Health to talk about the workout that helped him develop the core and lower body strength that gave La Roja their second World Cup win. In the video, he also discusses diet, his guilty pleasure sweet treat, and the meaning behind a special tattoo on his back.

Ferran Torres’s Full-Body Workout

Pullup

3 sets of 8 to 10 reps

Pushup

3 sets of 15 to 20 reps

Squat

3 sets of 10 to 12 reps

Running

Crunch

3 sets of max reps

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