De La Fuente: “We Aim to Remain World’s Best”
Spain’s national football team, under the guidance of manager Luis de la Fuente, aims to maintain its status as the world’s best as they enter their final World Cup qualifying match. The encounter, scheduled against Turkey in Sevilla, marks an opportunity for the team to continue its unbeaten streak, having achieved a remarkable milestone of 30 consecutive matches without a loss.
Strong Aspirations Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers
De la Fuente emphasized the team’s commitment to winning. “We want to remain the best in the world,” he stated in a press conference. The coach noted that the team’s qualification for the upcoming World Cup in 2026 is virtually secured. Spain needs to avoid a loss by seven goals or more against Turkey to confirm its place in the tournament, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Classifying for the World Cup
- Match Date: Tuesday, against Turkey
- 30 Matches: Current unbeaten streak of La Roja
- Qualification Status: Practically sealed for the 2026 World Cup
De la Fuente articulated that the team approaches the match with great responsibility, reflecting the pride of their supporters and the importance of their ongoing success. “We are determined to secure our 31st match unbeaten,” he added.
Commitment to Excellence
Addressing queries about his standing as a top manager, De la Fuente expressed gratitude for the recognition. However, he emphasized the importance of focusing on the team’s collective efforts rather than individual accolades. Spain’s position among the tournament favorites stems from a consistent style of play honed through effective collaboration between clubs and the national team.
The Recipe for Success
De la Fuente attributes Spain’s continued success to several key factors:
- Extensive training and preparation
- Significant investment in player development
- A robust football philosophy
The coach is determined to field a competitive squad against Turkey, ensuring that only the most deserving players take the field. “Every player has earned their spot, and we intend to approach this match with our finest lineup,” he asserted.
As Spain looks to extend its record in international football, the upcoming match is more than just a qualification bout; it’s a testament to the nation’s dedication to excellence and ambition in maintaining its lofty position in global football.
