西班牙男子足球队赢得世界杯冠军后返回马德里，受到约180万至200万民众的热烈欢迎[1]。球队成员在与国王和首相佩德罗·桑切斯会面后，乘坐敞篷巴士进行游行，并在塞维利亚广场举行庆典[1]。
首相桑切斯对球队的表现表示赞扬，称"感谢教练和球员的风格、努力和胜利"[1]。球队通过1-0击败阿根廷，获得了队史第二座世界杯冠军[1]。
此次胜利使西班牙成为首个同时拥有男女足世界杯冠军的国家[1]。与2010年夺冠时相比，国内经济与社会局势已出现显著改善[1]。
值得一提的是，萨拉曼卡一名13岁少年在庆祝过程中因喷泉坍塌而不幸身亡[1]。
Spain's men's national football team returned to Madrid following their World Cup triumph, where they were greeted by nearly 1.8 to 2 million people [1]. The squad met with the country's king and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez before embarking on an open-top bus parade that culminated in celebrations at Plaza Sevilla [1].
Prime Minister Sánchez expressed his gratitude, stating: "Thank you to the coach and players for their style, effort, and victory" [1]. The team captured their second World Cup title in history after defeating Argentina 1-0 [1].
The victory marks a historic milestone for Spain, as the nation has become the first country to simultaneously hold both the men's and women's World Cup championships [1]. The triumph comes at a time when Spain's economic and social conditions have improved considerably compared to the country's circumstances during its previous World Cup victory in 2010 [1].
The celebrations were marred by tragedy when a 13-year-old boy from Salamanca died after a fountain collapsed during festivities in the city [1].