🇪🇸 De la Fuente to Continue as Spain Head Coach
The Royal Spanish Football Federation has officially announced an extension of Luis de la Fuente’s contract as head coach of the Spanish national team until 2032.
The decision was approved by the federation’s board following Spain’s latest major achievement, the 2026 World Cup title, giving De la Fuente a new mandate to continue leading the national team through the coming international cycle.
🏆 New Contract After World Cup Triumph
The contract extension comes shortly after Spain claimed its second World Cup title by defeating Argentina in the final, allowing De la Fuente to remain at the head of the national team.
The coach began his tenure with the senior side in December 2022 and subsequently guided Spain through a successful period that included several major international achievements.
🌍 De la Fuente Set to Lead Spain at the 2030 World Cup and Euro 2032
De la Fuente’s new contract runs until 2032, meaning he is expected to remain in charge during the 2030 World Cup, which Spain will co-host with Morocco and Portugal, before continuing through the 2032 European Championship.
The long-term agreement provides continuity for the Spanish national team as the federation seeks to build on the success achieved under De la Fuente.
📢 Rafael Louzan Backs De la Fuente’s Project
Following the announcement, Rafael Louzan, president of the Spanish Football Federation, said the federation is seeking to build a project based on stability and trust.
Louzan said the renewal reflects the federation’s confidence in De la Fuente and the sporting project he leads, describing it as a long-term plan covering several major international tournaments.
He also described De la Fuente as, in his words, the most successful coach in terms of trophies in the history of the Spanish national team, while highlighting his long association with the federation.
⭐ A Major Trophy Haul With La Roja
During his spell in charge of the senior national team, De la Fuente has guided Spain to several major titles, including the 2023 UEFA Nations League, Euro 2024 and the 2026 World Cup.
Spain also finished as runners-up in the 2025 Nations League, adding another significant achievement to the team’s recent international record.
👔 De la Fuente’s Early International Coaching Career
Luis de la Fuente’s international coaching career began before his appointment to the senior team. He took charge of Spain Under-19s in 2013, later progressing through the national youth teams.
He had previously managed Alavés, who were competing in Spain’s second division at the beginning of the 2011-12 season, before moving into youth international management and eventually becoming head coach of the senior national team.
🔥 Spain Enter a New Era Under De la Fuente
The contract extension opens another chapter for Spain under De la Fuente, with the federation opting for continuity after a period of major international success.
The coach will now face a new series of major tournaments as Spain seeks to build on its recent achievements and remain among the leading teams in international football.
