Spain's World Cup-winning football team were greeted by the country's royals and enjoyed a vibrant celebration parade through Madrid.The squad, led by captain Rodri, presented the World Cup trophy to King Felipe VI and the royal family before embarking on an open-top bus procession through the city.Over two million fans gathered to celebrate the team's second World Cup victory, following their 1-0 extra-time win against Argentina.Players, including match-winner Ferran Torres, waved to adoring supporters while wearing 'We are champions' shirts.The event featured music played by players like Borja Iglesias, with fans chanting 'champions' throughout.Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and other officials joined the celebrations, highlighting the nation's pride in the team's achievement.The victory marks Spain's second World Cup title, with Torres' goal in New Jersey securing the win.Young fans, like 14-year-old Hector Mollar, expressed joy at witnessing the historic moment, reflecting the nation's collective triumph.