Spain's football team celebrated their historic 2026 FIFA World Cup victory with a massive victory parade in Madrid, drawing an estimated two million jubilant supporters.

The parade, which featured the team riding in an open-top bus emblazoned with 'Kings of the World,' was a testament to their triumph over Argentina in the final.Fans lined the streets, wearing Spain jerseys and waving flags, as the squad celebrated with commemorative T-shirts and joyous chants.The event highlighted the nation's pride, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and King Felipe VI praising the team's dedication and unity.The celebrations also included a visit to the royal family, underscoring the cultural significance of the victory.

The parade not only marked Spain's second World Cup title but also symbolized the collective joy of the nation, with many supporters traveling from across Europe to witness the historic moment.The event encapsulated the spirit of teamwork and national pride, leaving Madrid transformed into a sea of red and gold.