The Spanish soccer federation's board unanimously approved the contract extension on Monday. The deal will keep De la Fuente in charge for the 2030 World Cup that Spain will co-host with Morocco and Portugal, as well as the 2028 and 2032 European Championships. sport-ipl.my
Federation president Rafael Louzán emphasized the stability and trust in De la Fuente, who led Spain to its second World Cup title in July. The victory over Argentina gave Spain a 38-game unbeaten streak. De la Fuente has won 38 of his 50 games in charge since taking over from Luis Enrique after the 2022 World Cup.
