”To be honest, I'm feeling proud right now,” said 65-year-old Fuente after defeating Argentina in the final.
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World Cup-winning Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has expressed his pride after the title win. After beating Argentina in the final, the 65-year-old Fuente said, “To be honest, I feel proud right now.”
He is also the oldest coach to win the World Cup. He said, “I feel lucky to have led this team to the title again.” Similarly, Ferran Torres, who scored the decisive goal against Argentina, also said that he was very happy.
He said, “This goal was actually scored by 47 million Spaniards.” He said this, referring to the total population of Spain. “Whenever there is a player like Lionel Messi on the opposing team, everyone is scared. But we played a team game once again, relying on ourselves.'
Similarly, Rhodri, who won the Golden Ball Award, also expressed his happiness after the final, saying, 'I feel like I'm flying with the clouds now.' Before the game, I told all the players to play with their eyes on the opponent. It's not like one player will win the World Cup again.'
