The Spanish U-15 team won its first world title by beating the Czech Republic 0-3 in the final of the tournament held in Azerbaijan. The opening goal was scored by Tiago Polo, international forward for Real Betis, who celebrated the victory with an emotional message in honor of the victims of the recent train accident that occurred in Urda, Toledo. Polo expressed that the championship is “a source of pride” for him and his family, and he dedicated the title to the families affected, adding that the key to success was the unity of the group, without egos.
The national coach, David Gordo, was also satisfied with the result. After the victory, Gordo expressed his happiness for the players and the coaching staff, highlighting the importance of the passion that the country puts in football and the joint work between the Federation, the clubs and the coaches. “We are a country that puts a lot of passion into everything it does, the Federation works very well, also the result of the efforts of the clubs, their coaches, immense happiness and above all thanks to FIFA and Azerbaijan for creating this tournament,” he stated.
Spain, represented by its U-16 team made up of players born in 2011, demonstrated its dominance in the category with a resounding victory over the Czech Republic. The tournament had the participation of 189 countries and was held in a week of meetings that sought to consolidate itself on the FIFA calendar to promote grassroots football. The victory not only reinforces the country's reputation in the youth ranks, but also underlines the success of the Spanish football development structure.
With this conquest, Spain adds new joy to its international history, consolidating itself as a power in youth football. The next step will be to maintain the momentum and continue preparing young talent for future tournaments, as Spanish football continues to stand out on the world stage.