Luis de la Fuente overcomes all kinds of traps, even the traps of his own “home.”

Nor it was not easy at all. From the first day. Luis Enrique’s loyal followers greeted him warmly. Critics of Rubiales (not a very good doctor over time) too, but Molina, a former Federation athlete, chose Luis de la Fuente.with approval of what was done in Sub 21 and Olympic.

From day one he faced problems, starting with the federation, which has not been a haven of peace since he came to power, the culmination was the training of the Civil Guard at the entrance to Ciudad del Futbol. and some, meanwhile, condemn the extension of the contract, which ended on June 30, that is, in the middle of the euro. As it is.

Rubiales movement

The strongest drink arose after everything that happened with Rubiales and women’s world championship and his support of the now former president in that all-out “bakala” meeting that was invented in order to remain in this position, despite the advice of everyone around him. It was difficult to digest, but the coach’s apology was understood and accepted. The umbrella helped him move forward.

Unite the two Spains

And all this without forgetting the episodes surrounding the sacking of Sergio Ramos, the defeat to Scotland and his decision to call on one or the other throughout the game. It is a great achievement for the coach that he was able to do this. calm down and unite to the two Spains that surround us in every daily activity, but especially in football.

The club shirt is no longer looked at as often as a month ago. There is no debate about who is missing and a lot has to do with the work of the coach and, of course, Carvajal’s kiss with Lamin after visiting the Barça player and who became an icon, almost the same as the kiss on the Berlin Wall (it happened there) between Honecker and Brezhnev. This image will remain in the history of Spanish football.

Controversy over the game Spain Luis Enriquehas given way to a happy choice, direct when necessary, not at all harsh and with many variations, which seems to have convinced both Spain and the rest of the world. All thanks to Luis de la Fuente, who was the first to warn: “You already know how to play football, so calm down.”