Spain's World Cup triumph was met with jubilant celebrations in Madrid, with fans lining the streets for a parade that began in the Moncloa district. The team, including captain Rodri and manager Luis de la Fuente, landed in Madrid and made their first stop at Zarzuela Palace to meet King Felipe VI and the royal family. Thousands of fans gathered in 35C heat at locations like the Puerta de Alcala and the Cibeles Fountain, hours before the parade commenced at 18:00 BST.

The players, including Ferran Torres, who scored the winning goal, shared their joy with the ecstatic crowds. Manager Luis de la Fuente was seen being tossed in the air in celebration. The victory made national headlines, with players referencing on-field moments, such as a sign held by Lamine Yamal suggesting a boxing match between Gavi and Leandro Paredes.