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Spain Football: De La Fuente Aims for 31st Unbeaten Game & World Cup Qualification

by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Spain‘s De La Fuente Declares Ambition: “We ⁣want to Continue Being Frist‌ in the World”

Istanbul, Turkey ​- Spain’s national ⁣football team manager, ​Luis de⁤ la Fuente, emphatically ‍stated his squad’s continued pursuit of⁣ victory‌ ahead of their crucial match against Turkey, dismissing any notion of complacency despite already‌ securing a near-certain place in‌ the 2026 ⁣World Cup. “We want to continue⁢ winning and⁣ competing,” ‌De⁢ la Fuente affirmed during a⁤ pre-match press conference,”and ‍achieve⁣ that 31st consecutive undefeated match.”

The upcoming fixture carries​ notable weight beyond World Cup qualification, as Spain⁣ stands‍ on the precipice ⁢of history -⁤ one win away from equaling Italy’s​ record for the longest unbeaten ⁣streak in official⁤ matches.While ​a highly improbable seven-goal ‍victory for Turkey would deny Spain automatic qualification ‍for the​ tournament in the ⁣United States, Mexico, and Canada, De la ‌Fuente’s focus remains firmly ‍on maintaining the team’s winning‌ momentum and solidifying ⁤their position as a global footballing power.

De​ la ‍Fuente⁣ attributed Spain’s success to a cohesive system built on consistent work across both club and national levels. “The secret is a vrey ‍well-executed job‍ in Spanish football,” he ⁣explained, highlighting‌ a “recognizable idea and a ⁢consolidated ​style ‍of play that we ​are improving.” He also emphasized⁣ the importance⁢ of investment in player growth and a deep understanding of the team’s capabilities.

The coach confirmed his‌ intention to field a⁣ strong ⁣starting lineup,⁤ emphasizing that every player is vying‍ for a ​place and deserving of prospect. “There will be no gifts,”​ De la Fuente stated.”Everyone has to earn it. They ⁢all ‍want‌ to‌ play and they have all earned it⁣ and deserved it.They all have the quality to play.”

When ‍questioned about being considered the world’s best ​coach, De la Fuente deflected⁢ the praise,‍ stating, “It is an honor ​and a pride that the selection is​ talked about,” and ⁤advocating for a focus on collective achievement rather ⁢than individual⁤ accolades.He underscored⁤ the importance ​of respecting their opponents, stating ​that the team will deploy its ‌”best”​ players to​ secure the ‌win.

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