Spain celebrated the 2026 World Cup victory with hundreds of thousands of supporters in Madrid in an open bus parade on Monday, July 20, 2026, local time.
Luis de la Fuente and his squad landed back in the Spanish capital on Monday afternoon, before meeting King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia at the Zarzuela Palace.
They then headed down the streets in open-top buses towards the Plaza de Cibeles, where fans had been gathering since the morning to secure their places.
It came after a long night of celebrations across the country, with supporters rejoicing at Spain's victory until the early hours - with the result confirmed just minutes before midnight local time.
La Roja beat Argentina after a gruelling final in New Jersey, with Ferran Torres scoring the only goal in extra time.
The Spanish national team arrived in Madrid after winning the 2026 World Cup (Instagram/@sefutbol).
The Spanish squad celebrating the 2026 World Cup victory in front of fans in Madrid (Instagram/@sefutbol).
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