The aftermath of Spain's World Cup victory brought unforgettable scenes back home: celebrations, tears of joy, a grand parade, a royal reception, but also some fascinating promises.The one that stood out the most was Marc Cucurella's pledge to tattoo La Roja head coach Luis de la Fuente.Once Spain conquered the world for the second time in their history, the reporters reminded the 65-year-old tactician of the defender's vow, and it's safe to say he was pretty amused.FALSE 10: Spanish football hegemony"They made a mistake, but they are men of their word, and they will stick to their word – I am not too ugly, they will just need to find a part of their body which is not too visible. If you say something you need to stick to your word," De la Fuente said in the press conference after the World Cup final via Yahoo Sports, hinting at several more players who made the same promise as the former Chelsea left-back.Now, we can't tell who they are or whether they backtracked, but we can state one thing: Marc Cucurella is a man of his word!🇪🇸 The moment Cucurella gets a tattoo of Luis de la Fuente and the World Cup trophy. 🏆 pic.twitter.com/YJuQDOdaZ3— The Moment Football (@themomentfooty) July 28, 2026 Earlier today, the Spaniard kept the promise and tattooed an image of De la Fuente holding the World Cup trophy on his upper arm, with a video capturing the process.As the entire La Roja squad cemented their place in history by winning the most prestigious title in football, the experienced strategist found his own place in World Cup folklore on Cucurella's arm, creating one of the most memorable stories of the 2026 tournament.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868157##
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