2026 World Cup: Luis de la Fuente warns, 'France is not better than the others'

Author: Alassane DAKLAPublished on: July 14, 2026Country: Spain

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2026 World Cup: Luis de la Fuente warns, 'France is not better than the others'

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente warned that France is not better than other teams ahead of the 2026 World Cup. He urged caution and respect for all opponents. The statement comes as Spain prepares for the tournament.

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