Story · Lamine Yamal
Spain's World Cup Final Preparation: Seclusion in New Jersey
The Spanish national football team (La Roja) has chosen a secluded training base in East Hanover, New Jersey, far from the bustle of Manhattan, to prepare for the World Cup final. The former New York Red Bull training center is surrounded by forest and requires a two-and-a-half-hour public transport journey from central Manhattan. Journalists observed remnants of tactical instructions on walls. At the team's hotel in Montclair, about 200 fans gathered, with a lighthearted incident when a fan in a Messi jersey was booed. The area is affluent and peaceful, with a Greek restaurant and a stunning Presbyterian church, making it easy to forget the final is nearby. Some players, like Lamine Yamal, used free time to stroll in Manhattan.
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