According to AS, Rodri has taken on a leadership role in the dressing room perfectly. As team captain, Rodri has resolved conflicts between the Spanish Football Federation and players during this tournament.

Nearly two months together is enough time for many stories to unfold. There were moments of harmony, but also moments of tension from the start of the tournament, as everything remained uncertain. This tension lasted until the final on July 19.

It was during these ups and downs that the weight of leadership became evident. This time, Rodri Hernández took on this role almost flawlessly, always ready to "put out fires." When the battle for the championship entered its final phase and tournament pressure dominated daily training, problems arose—particularly conflicts between the federation and the players.

During one of these minor disputes, the player currently playing for FC Barcelona spoke up and made it clear to everyone what truly mattered. His words rang out like a trumpet: "I came here to be world champion." The conflict was resolved. The captain's word was final. His voice was heard by all, proving once again that being the spiritual leader of a great team doesn't require shouting or exaggerated gestures.

This national team has had, and continues to have, its own leaders. Before were Morata and Busquets—players with standout personalities who made an impact both in the dressing room and with management. This forward helped bring everyone closer together, often serving as a bridge-builder, especially when opinions differed greatly.

Rodri, Oyarzabal, and Unai Simón are the leaders of this team. They understand how the federation operates and what the dressing room needs, but they always prioritize the team's competition. The words of the FC Barcelona midfielder dispelled doubt and pointed the way forward. It turned out that Rodri came to the United States with the goal of winning the World Cup. On the afternoon of July 19, he lifted the World Cup trophy high in New York, achieving his goal. The ambition in the dressing room remained.

In recent days, De la Fuente reminded everyone that this ambition should not fade, and this is especially true today as they face England. The team that won the championship in 2010 experienced a disappointing period that followed: a 1-1 draw with Mexico, then a win over Liechtenstein, but a 4-1 loss to Argentina, followed by wins over Lithuania and Scotland, and finally a 4-0 loss to Portugal in the last match of 2010. De la Fuente does not want to see such a situation repeat itself.

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