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Luis de la Fuente

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Luis de la Fuente's Spain won the 2026 World Cup on July 20, defeating Scaloni's Argentina. His strategy of building a team with overlooked players, rather than marquee names, proved successful against big-name club managers like Tuchel and Ancelotti. Watch for how this model influences future national team selections.

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Scaloni and De la Fuente beat Tuchel and Ancelotti at World Cup

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Rodri breaks World Cup passing record as Spain reach final

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