🏆 De la Fuente to Lead Spain Until 2032
The Royal Spanish Football Federation has decided the future of national team head coach Luis de la Fuente, with its board unanimously approving a contract extension that will keep the manager in charge until 2032.
The decision was made during a board meeting chaired by Rafael Louzan at the Football City in Las Rozas, reflecting the federation’s desire to maintain stability and continue the project led by De la Fuente.
The extension comes after an exceptional period for Spain under the coach, highlighted by the national team’s 2026 World Cup triumph.
⭐ Three Major Titles Under De la Fuente
De la Fuente has guided Spain to several major trophies during his tenure, leading the team to the UEFA Nations League title in 2023, followed by the UEFA European Championship in 2024, before adding the 2026 World Cup to his list of achievements.
Those results became a major factor behind the federation’s decision to continue with the coach, as Spanish football officials seek to preserve the technical stability of a project that has delivered significant success.
🤝 Louzan: “We Want a Project Based on Stability and Trust”
Rafael Louzan, president of the Spanish Football Federation, confirmed that the contract extension reflects the federation’s confidence in De la Fuente and its desire to continue with the current project.
Speaking during the board meeting, Louzan said: “We are seeking a project based on stability and trust,” stressing that De la Fuente deserves to remain in charge after the achievements recorded during his tenure.
The new contract therefore represents a clear commitment to maintaining technical continuity following Spain’s recent success.
🌍 Contract Covers Three Major Tournaments
De la Fuente’s new contract will cover three major tournaments on Spain’s calendar, beginning with UEFA Euro 2028, followed by the 2030 FIFA World Cup, and then Euro 2032.
The 2030 World Cup will carry particular significance for Spain, with the country set to host the tournament alongside Portugal, Morocco, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina, according to the supplied announcement.
De la Fuente will therefore have the opportunity to lead Spain through a succession of major international tournaments over the coming years.
🎯 A New Chapter for Spain’s Successful Project
De la Fuente is now preparing to begin a new chapter with the Spanish national team, which is scheduled to compete in the UEFA Nations League during September and October before turning its attention to the upcoming continental and global commitments.
The Spanish federation will be hoping that De la Fuente can maintain the team’s strong performances while preserving the technical stability and momentum built during the successful period of his tenure.
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