Spain's World Cup triumph over Argentina has created an unexpected and lighthearted story involving defender Marc Cucurella and head coach Luis de la Fuente.Before the final, Cucurella publicly joked that he would get a tattoo of De la Fuente's face if Spain won the tournament.

After Spain secured a 1-0 victory to claim the World Cup title, the playful promise quickly became a topic of discussion during the post-match press conference.

De la Fuente, who has guided Spain to both the UEFA Euro 2024 championship and the World Cup title, laughed about the situation and expressed confidence that his players would keep their word.

The 65-year-old coach remarked that he was too old for tattoos himself but described his players as men of integrity who follow through on their commitments.Maintaining the humorous tone, he joked that the players had made a mistake by making such a promise but would now have to live up to it.

When asked where he would prefer Cucurella to place the tattoo, De la Fuente smiled and suggested it should be on a part of the body that is not easily visible.He added that when someone makes a promise publicly, they should honor it.

The exchange provided a memorable and entertaining moment following Spain's historic victory, highlighting the strong rapport between the coach and his squad while adding a humorous footnote to one of the team's greatest achievements.