Barcelona star Ferran Torres has launched a scathing attack on the Spanish government after catastrophic floods in Valencia left at least 217 people dead.
In a post on Instagram, Torres expressed his dissatisfaction with the state’s handling of Hurricane Dana, which hit Spain, particularly the province of Valencia, and resulted in the deaths of more than 217 people and significant damage to infrastructure.
Torres, originally from the town of “Fujos”, in the province of Valencia, joined the list of famous personalities who have criticized the government’s handling of the crisis, emphasizing that Spain needs change.
The Barcelona star stressed that he could not go to the stadium to watch Barcelona’s match against Espanyol due to the frustration he felt. He said: “We need change in this country and I don’t even have the strength today to go see my match.” colleagues. »
He added: “The country needs to take a stand because this can happen anywhere. » We feel the warmth and support of all our citizens, but the state is bankrupt and the people save the people. »
It should be noted that Ferran Torres was born in Valencia and began his football career at his club before joining Manchester City and then Barcelona.
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