During Madrid’s World Cup victory parade, Spain’s forward Ferran Torres captured attention by wearing a hat bearing the slogan “Make Spain Great Again.”
The hat was first seen on the team’s open‑top bus as it moved through central Madrid, with the slogan becoming visible after an initial backward placement.
Torres, who netted the decisive goal in the final, was photographed draped in a Spanish flag while thousands of supporters lined the streets to welcome the champions.
Footage of the hat quickly spread online, echoing a slogan associated with the former U.S. president.
Following the match, the national team accepted their medals and the World Cup trophy in a ceremony held by the former president.
The event occurred amid strained relations between the former president and Spain’s prime minister, who has been criticized for policies on NATO contributions, immigration, and foreign policy.
In a statement, the former president emphasized that he had no tension with the Spanish prime minister or any other officials.
The celebration in Madrid, marked by a flag‑draped Torres and enthusiastic crowds, underscored Spain’s second FIFA World Cup title.
