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Spain’s 2026 World Cup title was not only a historic achievement, but also brought to the fore a number of promises from the La Roja players who had made the tournament open under Marc Cucurella, who was now required to deliver on announcements that sparked widespread controversy among fans.
The Spanish national team managed to win the World Cup for the second time in its history, after presenting a special journey that ended with victory in the final match, so that a new generation of players wrote their name in golden letters in the history of Spanish football.
Real Madrid’s new defender Cucurella had promised before the tournament that he would mark the achievement by getting a tattoo of coach Luis de la Fuente if the team managed to win the title, something he spoke about again after the final.
“Now I have to think about the right place to get Luis de la Fuente’s tattoo,” Cucurella said. “I will put it in a place where everyone can see it, and I will decide the matter when I return to Spain.”
The player also wrote in his account:Instagram:“A message asking his followers if anyone knew a suitable tattoo artist is a clear indication of his intention to deliver on his promise.
But the tattoo wasn’t the only promise Cucurella was waiting to fulfill, as fans changed it back. Previous announcements Meanwhile, he confirmed that he will retire from international football if the Spanish national team succeeds in winning the World Cup.
In the previous interview given to the TV channel, the player said.Movistar:“If we win the World Cup, I will call Luis de la Fuente the next day and tell him that I am leaving the national team and that he should not depend on me again. After winning the European Championship and the World Cup, you can’t ask for more than that.”
Despite the wide spread of these announcements, all indications are that Cucurella will continue his international career, especially since he is still in a phase that allows him to do a lot with the Spanish national team in the coming years, making his announcement closer to a pre-tournament joke or enthusiasm than a final decision.
