The president of the RFEF has presented a commemorative plaque to the more than seventy media professionals who cover the news of the National Team during the World Cup

Once the qualification for the round of 16 was achieved, the Spanish reporters who traveled to Qatar to cover the World Cup were able to enjoy a cocktail party organized by the Royal Spanish Football Federation this Saturday in which all those present shared their own experiences during the competition, and the common hope of continuing to see the National Team overcome each phase until the grand final on December 18.

The president of the RFEF, Luis Rubiales, has personally greeted all the media professionals to whom he has expressed that "we are very grateful for the work you do and today the spotlight is yours for the excellent work you do so that everyone in Spain is up to date on everything that happens in the World Cup".

On behalf of the journalists, Joaquín Maroto and Cristina Cubero, as the reporters who have covered the most world championships among the attendees (a total of eight championships), thanked them for the invitation and the gift they received, while emphasizing the excellent organization of the tournament.

The deputy director of the newspaper As added that "Luis Rubiales is going to achieve something that is worth more than a championship, which is to bring the 2030 World Cup to Spain, something that will create many jobs and will be very good for everyone".

The director of external relations of Mundo Deportivo has valued the work of women journalists in Qatar, "we were told that it was going to be difficult for us and they have received us in a spectacular way in what has been a great World Cup".

One by one, all of the important media specialists of the tournament have personally received, from the RFEF president, a commemorative plaque and a souvenir gift of a World Cup in which everyone aspires to write, narrate or commentate on television, social networks and other media. A great success for the Spanish team.