Cucurella previously said he'd tattoo De la fuente's face if Spain won the World Cup

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time in the FIFA World Cup final to win their second FIFA World Cup title in history. After winning the championship, several Spanish players' previous "championship promises" are now due to be fulfilled.

The most anticipated of these is the tattoo challenge first proposed by Cucurella – if Spain wins the FIFA World Cup, he will get a tattoo of head coach Luis de la Fuente's face. This idea was later echoed by Iglesias and Alex Baena.

Cucurella had publicly stated during a training camp in the United States that if Spain eventually won the championship, he would fulfill this crazy promise. In addition, he joked that if he really became a world champion, he would call de la Fuente the next day and say, "I'm quitting the national team."

In addition to Cucurella, Spanish goalkeeper Raya also said he would commemorate the FIFA World Cup trophy with a tattoo, but he made it clear that the tattoo design would not be de la Fuente's face.

Ferran Torres has a more direct challenge. The Spanish forward scored the winning goal in the 106th minute of extra time in the final, helping his team defeat Argentina. He had previously promised that if Spain won the championship, he would shave his head. Now, as the hero of the final, he will also have to fulfill this promise.

In addition to tattoos, many other Spanish players have chosen to change their hairstyles.

Yamal promised that if the team won the championship, he would grow a beard and mustache for three consecutive weeks. Gavi said he would dye his hair pink, while Pedri planned to try blonde or white hair.

Real Sociedad captain Oyarzabal also made a special promise. He said that if Spain won the FIFA World Cup, he would become an Athletic Club member. This promise was made when the team reached the quarter-finals of the FIFA World Cup.

These promises did not only come from the players. Rafael Lusang, president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, also joined in. He had said that if Spain won their second FIFA World Cup title in history, he would complete the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage, walking 114 kilometers from Sarria, to celebrate the national team's victory.

Now, as Spain finally reaches the top of the world, these "crazy agreements" made before the FIFA World Cup will gradually enter the fulfillment stage.

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