Marc Cucurella has kept his promise to get a tattoo of Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente's face following La Roja's World Cup win.

Spain were crowned world champions for a second time earlier this month, after Ferran Torres' extra-time goal earned them a 1-0 success against Argentina in the final.

Prior to Spain's triumph, new Real Madrid full-back Cucurella pledged to get his head coach's face immortalised in ink if they lifted the trophy.

And he has not backed down.

Promesa cumplida  pic.twitter.com/Ugvv6VHszO

— Marc Cucurella (@cucurella3) July 28, 2026

On Tuesday, Cucurella posted an image of his new tattoo, which shows De la Fuente holding the World Cup in front of the logo for the 2026 tournament, alongside the caption: "Promise kept."

Cucurella also said he would retire from international football if Spain won the tournament, but Spain will hope he changes his mind on that part of the promise.

Cucurella was an ever-present for them at this year's tournament, starting all eight of their matches and helping them keep seven clean sheets, while only Dani Olmo matched his two assists for the eventual champions.