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Spain Coach Luis De La Fuente Set For Contract Extension Till 2030 After WC Glory
The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is pleased with the performance of de la Fuente and is likely to present a lucrative offer to the World Cup-winning coach, which will extend his tenure straight till the next World Cup 2030, which Spain will co-host alongside Portugal and Morocco.
The 65-year-old manager is currently under contract until 2028, and the Spanish football's governing body is now determined to secure the head coach's long-term commitment as they look to defend their Euro Cup and FIFA World Cup title.
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