Ferran Torres has taken the Spanish national team by storm, becoming such an integral player of Luis Enrique's set-up.   A little over a year ago, Manchester City came knocking on Valencia's door to snap up the Spanish winger for a surprisingly cheap transfer price of $21 million. Since then, he has gone on to show that he is, at least twice, that value in today's market.   

At Manchester City, Torres shares the same locker room with the likes of Kevin De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Gundogan, and Raheem Sterling, all of whom are some of the most talented players on the planet. Then there's also Pep Guardiola, arguably the best manager in the game.  So while Torres finds himself amongst a galaxy of stars, the Spaniard has confessed that he modelled his game after a lesser-known football star - his former teammate - Goncalo Guedes.  

It is fairly obvious as the two players have a lot in common. They are both excellent dribblers, with an eye for the pass.  That said, we're sure Torres is currently learning a thing or two from his Manchester City teammates right now.