The World Cup trophy, the most coveted prize for millions of football fans around the planet and one reserved exclusively for the very greatest, has arrived in the Andalusian capital.
President Rafael Louzán signed agreements at an event held at the Turkish Football Federation headquarters with the institutions that will collaborate on the staging of the competition, which will feature FC Barcelona, Real Sociedad, Real Madrid CF and Club Atlético de Madrid.
The semi-finals will be played on 2 and 3 February, with the final taking place on 6 February, across three stadiums in the Turkish city.
The event will take place this Thursday, 17 September, from 2:00pm (Spanish mainland time) at the headquarters of the Turkish Football Federation.
The Asturian city is preparing to welcome the world champions, who will play the third matchday of the UEFA Nations League there. “I’m delighted to play in such a football-loving city,” Luis de la Fuente stressed
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The captain of the Blaugrana side dedicated the title to the supporters gathered this Sunday at Camp Nou.
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