"The most difficult tournament in history": the pride of the Spaniards after their World Cup victory
"It's a spectacle to see this team play, from the first minute of this World Cup to the 125th minute of extra time, we fought..."
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"I found a sense of belonging to my country through soccer," says the 17-year-old. Midfielder Rodri, captain of Spain crowned world champion for the second time in its history on Sunday, called this 2026 World Cup "the most difficult tournament in history" of the competition. The premises of the Club Espagnol du Québec were packed.
Furthermore, "I felt throughout this journey the support and love of people in Spain who do not know me but who supported me," continued the 30-year-old player.
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"I found a sense of belonging to my country through soccer," says the 17-year-old.
according to La Presse — ManchettesMidfielder Rodri, captain of Spain crowned world champion for the second time in its history on Sunday, called this 2026 World Cup "the most difficult tournament in history" of the competition.
according to Le ParisienThe premises of the Club Espagnol du Québec were packed.
according to La Presse — Manchettes"I felt throughout this journey the support and love of people in Spain who do not know me but who supported me," continued the 30-year-old player.
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