Cucurella discusses Spain's challenge ahead of Saudi Arabia match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Marc Cucurella addressed the media on June 18 in Chattanooga before Spain's second World Cup match against Saudi Arabia. The newly signed Real Madrid full-back acknowledged the difficulties Spain faced in their opening match, emphasizing the need to sharpen their attack. Cucurella anticipates a defensive strategy from Saudi Arabia, warning that any national team can be a threat. He expressed excitement about joining Real Madrid and shared his hopes of winning titles with the club. Spain's performance is critical in their quest for success, especially following a lackluster start in the tournament.
- •Cucurella speaks in Chattanooga before Spain's World Cup match.
- •Spain struggled in their opening match due to poor finishing.
- •Anticipates a defensive challenge from Saudi Arabia.
- •Cucurella excited about his transfer to Real Madrid.
- •Spain aims to recover from a difficult tournament start.
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"Marc Cucurella spoke to the media today in Chattanooga, at one of the final press conferences before the second World Cup match against Saudi Arabia.The full-back, newly signed by Real Madrid, shared...
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