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Marc Cucurella’s World Cup tattoo honors Luis de la Fuente

The Spanish defender’s inked tribute and lucky charm reveal deeper stories from the tournament

A promise kept in ink

Spain’s victorious World Cup campaign concluded with a celebration that extended beyond the trophy, as defender Marc Cucurella honored a pledge he made months earlier.

Ink on the arm

The Chelsea full‑back unveiled a fresh tattoo on his left arm, depicting coach Luis de la Fuente holding the World Cup aloft, a design he shared on Instagram with the caption ‘Promise fulfilled’.

The inked portrait captures the coach’s triumphant pose, a visual echo of the team’s collective achievement that resonated with fans worldwide.

Lucky charm off the pitch

Beyond the stadium, Cucurella kept a personal talisman close: his wife’s pyjama top, which he carried as a good‑luck charm throughout the tournament.

The defender featured in all eight of Spain’s matches, contributing to a defensive record that included seven clean sheets, underscoring the team’s stability.

The coach’s leadership, combined with the squad’s cohesion, transformed individual rituals into shared symbols of national pride, a narrative that extends beyond the pitch.

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