Morata, Fermín and Others to Attend World Cup Final to Support Spain
According to AS editor-in-chief José Félix Díaz, the Spanish national team is preparing to face Argentina in the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium, aiming for a second star after 16 years. Coach Luis de la Fuente expressed pride in the team's journey. To counter the expected numerical advantage of Argentine fans, several former and injured players will attend to show support. Álvaro Morata, former captain under de la Fuente, will travel to the team's base in New York. Barcelona's Fermín López, who missed the World Cup due to injury, will also be present. Additionally, Jesús Rodríguez and Samu Omorodion, both of whom missed selection due to injuries, will attend. High-profile dignitaries including King Felipe VI, Sports Minister Milagros Tolón, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have confirmed their attendance.
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