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Football

Spain set to retain World Cup-winning coach until 2032

Source: Punch Nigeria · 21 Sep 2026, 12:46 UTC
Spain set to retain World Cup-winning coach until 2032
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

The Royal Spanish Football Federation says Luis de la Fuente is set to sign a contract extension that would keep him as Spain coach until 2032. The announcement follows Spain’s World Cup triumph under the manager.

Spain’s World Cup-winning coach, Luis de la Fuente, is set to remain in charge until 2032 under a new contract extension announced by the Royal Spanish Football Federation. The RFEF said the agreement would keep De la Fuente in the role for seven more years. The announcement follows Spain’s success at the World Cup, although the supplied material does not state when the tournament was won or provide details of the new contract.

De la Fuente’s continued appointment gives Spain a long-term coaching plan after the team’s title-winning campaign. The federation did not disclose the financial terms of the proposed deal or say when it would be formally signed. The announcement was reported by Punch Nigeria, which identified De la Fuente as Spain’s World Cup-winning coach.

No further details about his technical staff, targets or upcoming fixtures were included in the available report.

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