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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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The Spanish Football Federation has extended the contract of coach Luis de la Fuente for six years until 2032.

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The Spanish technician renewed until 2032 and the RFEF published unpublished images in video of the talk prior to the final that Spain won against Argentina

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The coach took over the Spanish Red after the Qatar World Cup 2022 and, with the new contract, will secure at least a decade in the position.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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