Pressure is mounting on the Spanish national team’s coaching staff, led by Luis de la Fuente, as tensions rise among some key players at a crucial stage ahead of the World Cup.
The Spanish newspaper AS reported that gestures, heated moments, and even high-intensity matches like El Clásico are drawing attention and putting de la Fuente on high alert, as he fears that any individual action could disrupt the team’s harmony.
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Sources indicate that the relationships between prominent players, most notably Lamine Yamal and Dani Carvajal, have been marked by heated exchanges and behavior that has affected the squad’s atmosphere. This has forced the coach to manage all players with extreme caution to maintain team cohesion.
The report also notes that the coaching staff is closely monitoring ways to restore harmony among the players, especially during the 40 days the team spends at the hotel before matches, emphasizing that even minor disruptions could jeopardize their chances of winning the title.
Juan García appears to be a successful example of team cohesion, having integrated well with teammates Unai Simón, Reja, and Remiro, which has contributed to the team’s stability so far. De la Fuente continues to fine-tune plans carefully, placing emphasis on harmony as the foundation of every decision to ensure the team remains ready to compete at the highest level.
