The Royal Spanish Football Federation's ‘Kings of the World’ exhibition will tour every corner of the country, with the World Cup trophy won by Spain this past summer taking centre stage.

The Royal Spanish Football Federation will share the success of the Spanish National Football Team at the World Cup held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada with fans across the country. The World Cup trophy won by Spain in the United States is embarking on a tour throughout Spain as the centerpiece of an exhibition entitled "Kings of the World," which will travel to towns and cities across the country.

After visiting Ceuta last Friday, September 4th, for two symbolic events where President Rafael Louzán and National Team Coach Luis de la Fuente joined the people of Ceuta and the entire football community of the autonomous city, the trophy and the immersive exhibition will begin their tour this month.

The first stops will be Andalusia and Asturias, coinciding with the national team's matches.

In this way, the exhibition will follow a parallel path to the Spanish World Cup-winning team, as the trophy and the exhibition will travel to Andalusia and Asturias. The national team will play its first matches of the new UEFA Nations League in these two autonomous communities. To mark the occasion, and coinciding with Spain's matches against Croatia and the Czech Republic, the 'Kings of the World' exhibition and the World Cup trophy will be on display in Málaga, Seville, and Oviedo.

This will be the starting point of a tour whose dates and locations will be confirmed in the coming weeks. The tour begins with the RFEF's (Royal Spanish Football Federation) commitment to sharing the success of the Spanish national football team with all its fans, supporters, and key players in Spain's triumph at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.