“There’s No Racism In Spain” – Luis de la Fuente To Tuchel

Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has ignited the buildup to his team’s highly anticipated Nations League showdown against England. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

Dismissing Tuchel‘s suggestions regarding racism protocols, De la Fuente insisted that the England coach doesn’t know what he is talking about because such issues are non-existent in Spanish football.

The World Cup winner concluded by emphasizing the psychological unity that has propelled his squad to the summit of international football.

His words, “There is no racism in Spain. It’s that simple. Exactly the same as in England. Tell that to Tuchel: there is no racism in Spain.

We have a sense of family that unites us. This is the strength of this group that goes beyond the professional.

We’ve already made history. In the future, we’ll see if anyone surpasses these records.

But to this day, we’re the national team with the most unbeaten matches in history.

But we’re not stopping here: we want to keep breaking records and achieving other milestones.

This team has a lot of ambition, and we have one obsession: the match ahead is the last match.

That’s what makes us so ambitious. There’s a lot of room for improvement, and we want to do things better

I guarantee you no. No. We want to win tomorrow. We’ve already won twelve games in a row and we want the thirteenth. We’re not settling.

The result will be what it is, but tomorrow our only goal is to win.

We face two of the powers of world football. It is one of the best games that can be seen.

Between the football models, I’ll take ours, because our footballers are adapted to it.

We are two of the teams with the greatest potential in the world.

I prefer the Spanish model. I think it’s a very recognizable model, very much identified with our players. I prefer this one.

The English model has evolved a lot and I also think it’s very good. But we couldn’t play like England, nor could England play like Spain.”