Sagan Tosu's Spanish striker Fernando Torres said Sunday he considers the respect he earned from the soccer world the "biggest trophy" won during his 18-year professional career, as he readies to retire from the sport in two months.Two days after announcing his retirement, the 35-year-old, a member of Spain's first and only World Cup winning side in 2010 and a two-time European champion, said there was more to his career than winning major titles."After watching the reaction of the football world, I feel really proud of everything I was able to achieve during my career," Torres told a Tokyo…READ FULL ARTICLE
