Luis de la Fuente joined an exclusive list of FIFA World Cup-winning managers after guiding Spain to the 2026 title with a 1-0 extra-time win over Argentina. His triumph also continued one of the tournament's longest-standing trends – no foreign coach has ever won the FIFA World Cup. Every World Cup-winning team has been led by a manager from the same country. De la Fuente follows Lionel Scaloni (Argentina, 2022), Didier Deschamps (France, 2018), Joachim Low (Germany, 2014), Vicente del Bosque (Spain, 2010), Marcello Lippi (Italy, 2006), Luiz Felipe Scolari (Brazil, 2002), Aimé Jacquet (France, 1998), Carlos Alberto Parreira (Brazil, 1994) and Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany, 1990).
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Franz Beckenbauer had guided Germany to their 3rd FIFA World Cup trophy in 1990.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Carlos Alberto Parreira, who is wearing Fenerbahce's jacket, had led Brazil to the 1994 FIFA World Cup title.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Aime Jacquet was the key reason behind France's maiden FIFA World Cup title in 1998.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Luis Felipe Scolari carried on the legacy by delivering Brazil's 4th World title in 2002.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Marcelo Lippi smoked a cigar after guiding Italy to a World Cup title for the first time since 1982, back in 2006.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Vicente Del Bosque wrote history by becoming the first manager to lead Spain to a FIFA World Cup title in 2010.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Joachim Low ended Germany's wait for a World title during the 2014 edition in Brazil.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
After winning the trophy with France as a player in 1998, Didier Deschamps led Les Blues to their 2nd world title in 2018.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Lionel Scaloni also ended Argentina and Lionel Messi's wait for a World Cup title during the 2022 edition in Qatar.
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From Luis de la Fuente to Marcello Lippi, here are the last 10 FIFA World Cup winning managers
Luis de la Fuente became only the 2nd Spaniard to lead his nation to the World title after 16 years during the first-ever 48-team tournament.
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