Spain Locks in World Cup-Winning Coach Luis De La Fuente with a Deal Through 2032
- On Monday, Spain coach Luis de la Fuente signed a six-year contract extension keeping him in charge until the 2032 European Championship. The Spanish FA ratified the deal following his 2024 European Championship and 2026 FIFA World Cup titles.
- The agreement marks the longest tenure ever for a Spain head coach, securing leadership through the 2028 European Championship, 2030 World Cup, and 2032 European Championship in Turkey and Italy.
- Fuente has managed 50 matches, maintaining a record of 38 wins, 10 draws, and two defeats. Under his guidance, Spain is on its longest unbeaten run in international football history, going 38 matches without defeat.
- His only competitive defeat came against Scotland, while a friendly loss occurred against Colombia in London. The only trophy to elude the manager is the 2025 Nations League, which Spain lost to Portugal on penalties.
- The Executive Committee meeting formally finalized a renewal agreed upon during the World Cup. Later on Monday, the coach will appear at a press conference in Madrid alongside RFEF president Rafael Louzan.
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World Cup-winning Spain coach Luis de la Fuente rewarded with four-year contract extension until 2032
Spain have extended head coach Luis de la Fuente's contract until 2032 following his successful leadership of the national team to the 2026 FIFA World Cup title. The new deal, approved by the RFEF, keeps the 65-year-old in charge through Euro 2028, the 2030 World Cup and Euro 2032, rewarding a remarkable spell that has also included UEFA Nations League and European Championship triumphs.
No pension in sight for the ct of Spain, Luis de la Fuente, who under a new contract with the Iberian Football Federation will remain in office until 2032, when he is 71 years old. (ANSA)
65-year-old Luis De La Fuente has signed a contract extension with the Spanish National Team and will now sit on its bench until at least 2032. The post De La Fuente renewed until 2032 with the Spanish National Team (pic) appeared first on in.gr.
Spain agreed to extend the contract of Luis de la Fuente, a technician who led the 'Red Furia' to conquer its second World Cup, until 2032. The Royal Spanish Football Federation reported that the board unanimously approved the extension of the contract on Monday. The extension will keep De la Fuente, 65 years old, in the lead for the 2030 World Cup, which Spain will co-organize with Morocco and Portugal, and for the Eurocopas of 2028 and 2032. "…
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