According to Rfef, Spain holds both the men's and women's World Cup titles and ranks first in both men's and women's FIFA rankings.

After the World Cup concluded, the emotional afterglow will last for several days, with various data and statistics emerging, making Spain's achievement appear even greater. Spain won its second star, and perhaps more importantly, the manner of the victory is enough to be proud of, because no one understands football quite like Spain. Regardless of level or gender, Spain is unique; for the first time in history, a country has become both men's and women's football world champions simultaneously. This is no accident.

From Sydney to New Jersey, from 2023 to 2026, Spain has conquered the world of football, and the world has been captivated by a beautiful and unshakeable football philosophy. Football speaks our language. Beyond the excitement that is due at this moment, there is reason to foresee an era belonging to Spain, though continued effort is still required, as it has been proven that names or an honor roll alone win nothing. This summer will be remembered for the second star, for our men's second star, but next year in Brazil, Spain will chase another star.

There, the Spanish women's national team will strive to defend their title and continue to expand the record of this excellent team with promising prospects. The Spanish women's team has been at the top for a long time; after winning the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand three years ago, they also earned the runner-up title in the 2025 European Championship and clinched two Nations League titles. In any case, before the World Cup in Brazil, Spain will be the king of the world, the reigning champion of two World Cup competitions. After that, why can't they keep it up!

Furthermore, Spain ranking first in both men's and women's FIFA rankings is equally significant. The World Cup triumph allowed Luis de la Fuente's team to reclaim the top spot and lead again after surpassing Argentina in the rankings. This is double recognition for Spanish football, which also shines at the youth level.

In summary, this is a difficult milestone to achieve: including the 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal, Spain has won five out of eight major international competitions.

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