Spain’s World Cup Champions Receive Royal Welcome
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Spain’s World Cup Champions Receive Royal Welcome

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Spain’s women's soccer team, fresh off their World Cup victory, returned home to Madrid and were greeted by an enormous crowd estimated at nearly 2 million people. The team met with both the country’s royals and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

The 26 players and coaching staff arrived in the Spanish capital a day after securing their win. They were welcomed by King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia at the Royal Palace, marking a celebratory meeting with Spain's monarchy. Following this, the team met with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to acknowledge their historic achievement.

The massive turnout of almost 2 million people lined the streets for a parade honoring the World Cup champions. The celebration highlights the significance of their victory and the national pride it has instilled within Spain. No further details were provided regarding specific statements made during the meetings with royal family members or Prime Minister Sánchez.

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