Spanish PM: Argentina is a sister nation, may the better team win

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez shared his expectations ahead of the World Cup final clash between "La Roja" and Argentina.

“Argentina is the reigning champion, a sister nation that is very dear to Spain. Today is a historic day that we will all remember,” Sánchez stated.

“Finals aren't just played – they are won. May the strongest team prevail, and I hope that will be Spain. We have a very young, very diverse team that possesses a strong collective spirit, resilience, a drive to overcome difficulties, and a fighting mentality. This is precisely what contributed to the development and improvement of their game throughout the entire World Cup,” he added.

When asked if the national team had managed to unite Spain, the Prime Minister responded: “Without a doubt. In this final, Spain is supported by many people around the world. This is a source of pride. We must learn to appreciate and love ourselves as other countries do. This is a reflection of the Spanish national team and of Spain, which is admired in many other countries for upholding its principles and values.”

“Now we have the opportunity to reach the pinnacle of the World Cup. I hope we achieve it,” Sánchez concluded.