In a stunning move, Spanish futsal icon Jordi Torras has announced his return to professional competition, just two years after retiring as one of the sport’s all-time greats. The 41-year-old, who won numerous titles with Barcelona and the Spanish national team, has signed with second-division club, Burela FS.
Torras revealed that a personal challenge and the desire to prove himself in a new environment drove his decision. “I’ve always pushed myself to be the best, and this is the ultimate test,” he said.
Torras is widely regarded as one of the greatest futsal players ever, with four UEFA Futsal Champions League titles, three FIFA Futsal World Cup medals, and numerous individual accolades.
His return is expected to generate massive interest and attention for futsal, inspiring a new generation of players and fans. Torras’ comeback is set to shake up the sport, and his debut with Burela FS is highly anticipated. Will he still have the magic that made him a legend? Only time will tell.