The Real spanish soccer federation, from the hand of the sponsor CaixaBank, have inaugurated today, Monday June 14, in Torre Sevilla an exhibition in tribute to the Spanish Soccer Team, within the framework of the Eurocup which has the Spanish headquarters in the Andalusian capital for the matches of this first group phase.
In this space, which has all the sanitary measures established by the authorities to preserve the health of visitors, you can see some unique pieces linked to the trajectory of the National Team in the continental tournaments of 2008 and 2012. From the players' shirts who managed to win the trophy in Austria-Switzerland (2008) and Poland-Ukraine (2012), up to the medal that the champions hung, including other details such as balls, tickets, stamps, commemorative coins, photographs, pennants and other objects exclusives that are already part of the history of the Spanish Soccer Team.
The ex-footballer Albert Luque, representative of the RFEF and Mª Jesús Català, territorial director of Caixabank in Western Andalusia and Extremadura, have opened the event. Along with them, he has also been present Jordi Sodevila, President of Puerto Triana.
Albert Luque He wanted to thank, first of all, the support received from Caixabank to carry out this initiative. The international recalled that among the pieces is the jacket of Luis Aragonés, “A coach of coaches. He made Spain believe that we could be champions ”, explained Luque. “We also have the‘ El Niño ’Torres shirt here. We will always remember him for that goal against Germany, when we started to feel like champions ”. “I am sure that in the future we will have many more pieces in this Euro exhibition. The one from the Absolute is a great group, you have to trust him ”. Before finishing, Luque assured that the Spanish National Team “nowadays, they believe it; And, there is no doubt that it is a reference worldwide. Today the Eurocopa begins. Let's go Spain! Go for all! ”.
Mª Jesús Català, territorial director of Caixabank in Western Andalusia and Extremadura, has emphasized that “Seville is the talismanic headquarters of the Selection”. Català thanked the RFEF that this is now another nerve center of La Roja in the Andalusian capital. “Great things have happened here for the Absolute: from 12-1 to Malta, through that victory against Denmark that marked the qualification for the World Cup in the United States,” he said.
The exhibition will remain open until July 11, the date of the EURO 2020 final, which the Absolute hopes to win again. The hours in which fans can visit the exhibition is from 11:00 to 21:30, from Monday to Saturday.