Luis de la Fuente expressed concern over Spain potentially losing its 2030 World Cup hosting rights due to the RFEF's delay in electing a new president. He remarked, "How can we not be concerned? Of course we would all be worried [of the threat of being] stripped of hosting the World Cup. Anyone who is not concerned is either stupid or ignorant, that's clear." This reflects the heartfelt tension surrounding Spain's football governance and its impact on international recognition.
De la Fuente highlighted the urgency for the RFEF to regain normalcy for the World Cup hosting prospects, stating, "We must do everything in our power to find normalcy in order to have the possibility of celebrating a World Cup and hosting the final, with the venue that is being proposed the [Madrid's] Bernabéu stadium." This underscores the critical relationship between administrative stability and successful event hosting.
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