Spain’s World Cup-winning football squad received a jubilant reception as an open-top bus parade traversed central Madrid on Monday. Enthusiastic fans crowded the streets, waving Spanish flags and cheering as the players traveled from the vicinity of Moncloa Palace to Cibeles Square, following their 1-0 victory over Argentina in Sunday’s World Cup final.
Supporters lined the parade route hours before the team’s arrival. Many spectators wore Spanish national jerseys, while others displayed handmade signs, including a notable poster featuring a long-haired cat in tribute to defender Marc Cucurella. The players greeted the massive crowds from the bus as celebratory chants resonated throughout the capital.
Fans described the festivities as an unforgettable experience, expressing the intense excitement, pride, and joy of celebrating this milestone with family and fellow supporters after Spain secured its second men’s World Cup title.
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