Spain Celebrate World Cup Triumph with Trophy Parade

Spain's national football team received a rousing welcome from thousands of fans as they paraded the 2026 FIFA World Cup trophy through the streets of Madrid, celebrating their historic 1-0 extra-time victory over Argentina in the final at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey. Supporters lined the parade route waving Spanish flags, singing and cheering as the newly crowned world champions showcased the trophy.

The celebrations began with an official reception attended by King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, and other members of the Spanish royal family, who congratulated the players and coaching staff on securing the country's second FIFA World Cup title. The squad later travelled through Madrid aboard an open-top bus, allowing supporters to celebrate alongside the team.

Captain Rodri, head coach Luis de la Fuente, and match-winner Ferran Torres addressed the crowd during the festivities, thanking fans for their unwavering support throughout the tournament. The players took turns lifting the World Cup trophy as crowds chanted, sang national songs and celebrated Spain's memorable campaign.

The parade marked the climax of nationwide celebrations following Spain's successful World Cup campaign, which saw the team overcome several top-ranked opponents before defeating defending champions Argentina in the final. The victory also propelled Spain to the top of the latest FIFA Men's World Rankings, replacing Argentina as the world's number one team.