As Spain prepares to face Argentina in the World Cup final, two of its players, Marc Cucurella and Lamine Yamal, have made intriguing promises that reflect their commitment and excitement for the match. In an interview with the YouTube channel El Partidazo de COPE, Cucurella declared that he would retire from international football if Spain secures the championship title. He stated, "If we have already won the Euro and the World Cup, there is nothing more to expect." This bold statement comes as Cucurella has been a vital player for La Roja, participating in every match of the tournament and contributing significantly to their semi-final victory over France.

In addition to his retirement announcement, Cucurella also promised to tattoo the portrait of head coach Luis de la Fuente on his arm if Spain lifts the trophy. This is not the first time Cucurella has made headlines with his bold remarks; he previously claimed he would rather shave his head than wear the jersey of Real Madrid, although he later joined the club while maintaining his signature curly hair.

Lamine Yamal, the 19-year-old winger, also joined in on the fun, promising to grow a beard and mustache for three weeks if Spain wins the World Cup. His enthusiasm reflects the team's hope of claiming their second World Cup title, following their triumph in 2010. Meanwhile, Argentina aims to achieve back-to-back World Cup victories, a feat last accomplished by Brazil.

The final match is set to take place at 2 AM on July 20 (Hanoi time) at MetLife Stadium in New York, New Jersey. With both teams eager for victory, the stage is set for an exciting showdown.