Spain has made the greatest investment in the world of coaching: Luis de la Fuente

This guy gave a master class in coaching today—in the truest sense of the word!

Luis de la Fuente, right from the start of the match—with just one goal to defend—prevented Argentina from scoring it, They won’t score because they have Messi.

I’ll have Olmo press Lisandro diagonally to force them wide, and I’ll move Rodri up with Mac Allister while Fabián covers the deep space in his place so Lisandro can’t play those useless long balls.

Well, we don’t know how to score and we’re worried about Argentina, I won’t play defense like Tuchel because Messi shouldn’t even touch the ball. I’ll bring on Torres, Pedri, Williams, and Merino and play with two strikers. Pedri will extend our possession time alongside Rodri, and the result will be a victory with absolute dominance!

He’s the coach who’s really shaped Argentina’s style of play and managed to beat them with ease. He took on Austria, Portugal, Belgium, France, and Argentina and dominated them in both performance and result—all with a clean, pure Spanish style of play!

A coach who trained all age groups in Spain for 10 years before taking over the national team—he’s a powerhouse who wins everything: the European Championships, the UEFA Nations League, and the first World Cup in 2010. Spain has made the greatest investment in the world of coaching:

Luis de la Fuente.

Spain has a legendary coach who could easily be ranked among the top 5 coaches in international soccer.

This guy—from the Euro to the UEFA Nations League to the World Cup—has swept aside all the major national teams to such an extent that when they face him, rival teams don’t even bother parking the bus.

He won the Euro, and along the way defeated Germany, France, and England.

He won the World Cup, defeating Portugal, Belgium, France, and Argentina.

In the UEFA Nations League, he defeated Portugal, Italy, and Croatia.

This guy doesn’t just win—he completely dismantles his opponents, just like Croatia did.

Spain’s golden generation didn’t dominate its rivals in 2010 the way De La Fuente did

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You won’t find a coach who’s all over the media, and no one talks about his career, even though he’s a professor and a department chair as well

A large part of this particular tournament’s success must go to that great coach

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