Foios: The Hometown of Ferran Torres, Spain's Star Forward
Foios, a small town in l'Horta Nord, is the birthplace of Ferran Torres, a key player for the Spanish
Spanish football stars Marcos Llorente and Ferran Torres are currently enjoying a well-deserved vacation in Ibiza following their triumph over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final. The two players, who were part of the Spanish national team, have been seen relaxing on yachts, sipping wine, and enjoying the Mediterranean sun.
Llorente, a defender for Atlético Madrid, and Torres, a forward for Barcelona, have developed a close friendship during their time together with the national team. While Llorente participated in three matches during the tournament and provided an assist, he remained on the bench during the final match. Torres, on the other hand, was instrumental in the final, earning the title of villain for Argentina.
In recent social media posts, Llorente shared images of their vacation, captioning one with the phrase "Champions of Life." The photos depict the two players enjoying each other's company in the water, with Torres playfully surprising Llorente from behind with a hug and a kiss. They were also seen at Casa Jondal, a popular restaurant frequented by athletes and celebrities.
One notable detail from their vacation is the exclusive wine they were drinking, a Romanée-Conti, which is known for its rarity and can cost over 22,000 euros. Llorente has previously been spotted enjoying this expensive wine, showcasing his taste for luxury.
During their time in Ibiza, they also crossed paths with sports legends Michael Jordan and David Beckham, who were also vacationing in Spain. Jordan arrived on his private jet, while Beckham has been spotted frequently at the World Cup.
Marcos Llorente, 31, is married to Paddy Noarbe, whom he met in school. They tied the knot in June 2023 and welcomed their first child in 2025. Ferran Torres, 26, is currently single but has been linked to singer Ana Mena, who was seen wearing a Spanish national team jersey recently.
The Balearic Islands are a favored vacation spot for Spanish footballers, with other members of the World Cup-winning team, such as Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal, also enjoying their time there.