Spain · 64 yrs
Luis de la Fuente is a Spanish football coach. Luis de la Fuente is 64 years old. Luis de la Fuente's Sportra profile includes coaching career history, trophy record, sideline information where available, and related football news. Follow Luis de la Fuente's career path, recent appointments, and club context through the dedicated coach hub on Sportra. On Sportra you can view Luis de la Fuente coaching career history, honours, sideline updates, and related news.
Spain
Spain ESP2023-01-01 — 
Spain U232021-06-01 — 2024-06-01
Spain U21 SPA2018-07-01 — 2022-12-01
Spain U19 SPA2015-01-01 — 2018-07-01
Alaves ALA2011-08-01 — 2011-10-01
Marc Cucurella promised to get a tattoo of Luis de la Fuente if Spain won the World Cup, a pledge he has now honoured. The post ‘Promise kept’ – Cucurella gets De la Fuente tattoo after Spain’s World Cup win appeared first on SoccerNews.
"I already told them they were wrong to say they’d get my face tattooed," De la Fuente said after Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the World Cup Final. "Because they’re men of their word and they’re going to follow through."
Agony. Pure, unadulterated agony in New York in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final.Luis de la Fuente has guided Spain to the absolute summit of world football, leaving Argentina broken, bloodied, and utter...
With the 2026 World Cup final approaching, both national teams faced an unexpected challenge during their preparations, creating a dramatic situation just before the biggest game of the tournament. The final hours before a World Cup final are usually filled with calm, focus and carefully planned routines, but Spain and Argentina discovered that even the biggest soccer match can be affected by forces beyond anyone’s control. With the 2026 World Cup final approaching, both national teams faced an unexpected challenge during their preparations, creating a dramatic situation just before the biggest game of the tournament. The weather interruption created different reactions from the two finalists, with Spain forced to change its plans while Argentina eventually managed to continue its work ahead of the historic showdown. The disruption added another layer of tension before a final that already carries enormous expectations for both sides. Storm forces Spain to cancel final training session The biggest impact came at the Melanie Lane Training Ground in New Jersey, where Spain was scheduled to complete its final outdoor training session before facing Argentina. However, heavy thunderstorms and lightning in the area forced the Spanish national team to abandon the planned session and move indoors. According to the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), “The Spanish national team’s training session on the pitches at the Melanie Lane Training Ground in New Jersey has been suspended in accordance with the US storm safety protocol.” ⚠️ CANCELADO EL ENTRENAMIENTO DE ESPAÑA La última práctica de la Selección antes de la FINAL, suspendida por una TORMENTA ELÉCTRICALas lluvias ayudarán a mejorar la CALIDAD DEL AIRE, que incluso había sembrado dudas sobre la disputa del duelopic.twitter.com/r7Mb0Ssw9V— Madrid Sports (@MadridSports_) July 18, 2026 The decision followed strict safety regulations that require a waiting period after lightning strikes before players can return to the field. With no safe window available and FIFA rules preventing a major schedule change so close to the final, Spain’s coaching staff decided that protecting the players was the priority. The RFEF added: “The players are currently taking part in a warm-up session indoors.” The cancellation was particularly frustrating because Spain manager Luis de la Fuente had previously described the final training session as one of the most important moments before the match. The coach wanted his players to complete their final tactical preparations and ensure everyone was physically ready for the decisive encounter. ¡SE CANCELA EL ÚLTIMO ENTRENAMIENTO DE ESPAÑA! ❌Han empeorado las condiciones por la tormenta eléctrica y la FIFA determinó no llevar a cabo la sesión. *El entrenamiento de Argentina también peligra pic.twitter.com/Uo3lZ3tKRl— ESPN.com.mx (@ESPNmx) July 18, 2026 Argentina’s training delayed but eventually continued Argentina also felt the effects of the storm, with the national team unable to begin its scheduled session at the planned time. The team was forced to delay its work and temporarily moved inside, where players completed fitness activities while waiting for conditions to improve. 🎥 – The Argentine NT is now training after their training session got postponed due to the thunderstorm.pic.twitter.com/gYkTduulBq— Barça Buzz (@Barca_Buzz) July 18, 2026 La Albiceleste’s training session at the New York Red Bulls facility was scheduled shortly after Spain’s, but the storm affected both finalists similarly. Argentina eventually returned to the field after the weather cleared, allowing the squad to complete its final preparations before the World Cup final. L'orage est passé l'équipe nationale argentine reprend l'entraînement en vue de la grande finale 🌩️ pic.twitter.com/kdAXnlJjS6— Blaugranation (@blaugranation_) July 18, 2026 Reports from Globo Esporte described a relaxed atmosphere once training resumed, with players joking and enjoying the moment despite the earlier di
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has confirmed Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal is fit for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final after easing concerns over the teenager’s condition following the semi-final vict...
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