Atualizando: agora, 497 jogadores já foram campeões da Copa do Mundo de seleções.
476 jogadores venceram 1 Copa.
20 jogadores venceram 2 Copas.
1 jogador venceu 3 Copas:
🚨L'arbitre français Tony Chapron passe un COUP DE GUEULE sur le déroulement de la Coupe du monde 2026 ⚽️🗣️
▫️"On a vu un match de merde parce qu’il y a une équipe qui décide de ne pas jouer et cette équipe, on la favorise. C’était une compétition ternie par un jeu brutal et violent."
▫️"Il y a deux clowns [Trump et Infantino] qui ont dit que cette Coupe du Monde était la plus belle de toutes. Ceux qui ont dit ça n’aiment pas le foot, ils font du business dessus."
▫️"C’était 104 matchs et j’en ai pas vu beaucoup de beaux. C’était une promotion faite aux tricheurs et ce n’est pas ce que j’attendais d’une grande compétition comme celle-ci."
This man delivered a masterclass in coaching today in every sense of the word.
From the opening whistle, Luis de la Fuente had one clear objective: take Argentina’s biggest weapon away. He wasn’t going to let them win because of Messi.
He instructed Dani Olmo to press Lisandro Martínez on a diagonal angle, forcing Argentina to play out wide. Rodri shifted toward Mac Allister, while Fabián Ruiz covered the central space behind him, leaving Lisandro with little choice but to play long balls that carried very little threat.
Then came the next decision.
Spain weren’t creating enough chances, but instead of sitting back like Tuchel would, De la Fuente knew the worst thing you can do is let Messi keep seeing the ball. He brought on Ferran Torres, Pedri, Nico Williams, and Mikel Merino, switched to a two-striker system, and relied on Pedri alongside Rodri to dominate possession.
The result? A win with complete control of the game.
This was arguably the coach who outplayed Argentina more convincingly than anyone else. Austria, Portugal, Belgium, France, and Argentina—they all lost not only on the scoreboard, but in the performance as well. Spain outclassed every one of them with attractive football and a clear Spanish identity.
After spending a decade coaching Spain’s youth national teams before taking charge of the senior side, Luis de la Fuente has built something extraordinary. He has now won the European Championship, the UEFA Nations League, and Spain’s first World Cup since 2010.
Spain may have made one of the greatest coaching investments football has ever seen. 🇪🇸❤️
Football can be so unfair… 🔥⚽💔
Spain completely outclassed Argentina in a way never before seen in a World Cup final. They dominated every aspect of the game, and Luis de la Fuente delivered a tactical masterclass, giving Lionel Scaloni a harsh footballing lesson.
For the first time in World Cup final history, a team failed to register a single shot on target over 90 minutes and didn’t win its first corner until after the 90th minute.
Spain’s counter-pressing was extraordinary. Their ball recoveries were historic, often winning possession back within just 10 seconds.
For the first time in any World Cup final, a team completed more than 743 accurate passes in 90 minutes. Spain also created 21 scoring opportunities, while Argentina created none.
Spain are an incredibly difficult team to stop because they dictate the tempo, control the rhythm, and force opponents to play at their pace—not the other way around. They wear teams down mentally and physically.
An utterly dominant performance. 🔥🔥✔️
Pep Guardiola on Spain taking a 2–0 lead over France in the FIFA World Cup semi-final.
🗣️ “This is the Spain I want the world to see. Brave, intelligent and fearless. They’re not just beating France,they’re controlling them, suffocating them and making one of the strongest teams in the world look completely lost.”
“People said this young Spain side wouldn’t be ready for a World Cup semi-final. Look at them now. Every pass has purpose, every movement creates space and every player understands exactly what the team needs.”
“France came with world-class players, but Spain have shown that football intelligence, courage and teamwork can make even the biggest stars look ordinary. This has been a football lesson.”
“The way Spain have dominated possession, pressed relentlessly and punished every mistake has been exceptional. They aren’t relying on luck,they’re earning every single moment through superior football.”
“At 2–0, this isn’t just a scoreline,it’s a statement to the rest of the world. If Spain continue playing with this confidence and quality, they’ll be the team everyone fears. This is football at the highest level.”
El tipo puso de centrales a un chico de 19 años (Cubarsí) y a un futbolista que hasta hace poco jugaba en Arabia (Laporte). Y es la mejor dupla del Mundial. También mandó al banquillo a Pedri, Gavi y Llorente priorizando a Fabián, Porro y Olmo, encontrando equilibrio en el medio campo.
Ningún futbolista es inamovible. No le importa lo que diga la prensa o el estatus del jugador. Saca al que no rinde y según la necesidad del equipo.
Qué señor entrenador es Don Luis De La Fuente y qué diferencia con varios que vemos por aquí 👏🏻