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The Spanish Football Federation has made a new decision regarding the future of first team coach Luis de Lafuente, days after winning the 2026 World Cup.
Spain won the 2026 World CupDefeating Argentina with a clear goal in the final match.
A few hours after winning the World Cup title for the second time, Spain celebrated a victory that will be etched in the collective memory. The streets of Madrid were filled with thousands of fans who gathered to welcome Luis de la Fuente’s heroes who presented the World Cup at the end of a journey that changed the way this generation saw football.
On stage in the Spanish capital, the players enjoyed a historic moment with their fans, while Luis de la Fuente emerged as one of the most notable architects of this achievement.
After winning the 2024 European Championship, this global victory confirms that Spain is back to being a benchmark in world football. But behind the celebrations and smiles, the Spanish Football Federation is already thinking about the future, trying to secure the future of the team that allowed La Roja to return to the top.
The newspaper said:come on“The Spanish federation has decided to extend De Lafuente’s contract until the 2030 World Cup, where his current contract expires after the 2028 European Championship.
After being promoted from the under-21 team, de la Fuente was initially signed well below the standards of the world’s top national team coaches.
Winning the UEFA Nations League and then the European Championship gradually changed his status, but it was not easy to reach a final agreement on the expected increase in his salary.
Along with the increase in salaries for national team coaches, the Spanish Football Federation also had to accept the new status that their coach had received.
The president of the Spanish federation, Rafael Lauzan, believes that the current coach of the national team is the ideal person to lead Spain’s sports project until the 2030 World Cup, a tournament of special symbolic importance, since Spain will be one of the host countries.
The Spanish official believes that it is only logical that the reigning world champions are preparing for the next big event in Spanish football and look to maintain La Roja’s lead for years to come.
The domestic goal is to agree a two-year contract extension with De La Fuente to ensure his continuation until the 2030 World Cup.
In an interview with AS ahead of the World Cup final, Raphael Lozan expressed his desire to meet with the coach and his representatives soon to move forward on the matter.
